Most PRD templates are structural. They tell you where to put the requirements — not how to gather the constraints that make requirements implementable. This free Claude AI skill is a PRD generator that runs the constraint intake first.
What is a Claude AI skill? A Claude AI skill is a pre-built prompt file you paste into your Claude conversation (free plan works). This skill makes Claude run a structured intake — gathering your system architecture, team ownership, locked decisions, and scope boundaries — before writing a single requirement. The output is a PRD engineers can ship from, not a template filled with placeholder text.
What you get
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Constraint intake before writingClaude asks about your system boundaries, team ownership, performance requirements, and locked decisions before generating a single requirement.
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Testable acceptance criteriaSpecific conditions engineers can write automated tests against — not "the system should handle edge cases."
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Explicit scope + decisions-neededOut-of-scope section and a list of open questions that need answers before implementation starts — so they surface in the review, not at sprint day 3.
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Frequently asked questions
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Is this free PRD generator really free?Yes. Enter your email on this page and the skill file arrives instantly. No card is needed and there is no charge.
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Do I need a paid Claude subscription?No. It works with the free Claude plan at claude.ai. It's a pre-built prompt file you paste into your Claude conversation — a one-time upload you can use forever.
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What does the PRD it writes include?A constraint intake up front — Claude asks about your system boundaries, team ownership, performance requirements, and locked decisions before generating a single requirement — then testable acceptance criteria engineers can write automated tests against, an explicit out-of-scope section, and a list of open decisions needed before implementation.
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How is this different from NovaKit's paid skills?This one is free and covers a single job — writing a PRD. The paid skills listed on the NovaKit skills page cover other use cases and are purchased individually.