lingzer6-max/vibe-coding-prd-skill

vibe-coding-prd-skill is a Codex Skill, meaning it is a defined capability you can enable inside a coding AI agent, for turning rough product ideas into a clean product requirements document, or PRD. It is designed to take messy inputs like feature requests, an early draft PRD, documents from Lark or Feishu, a writeup of what competitors do, or even a vague idea, and organize them into a short Markdown PRD that can be handed directly to a coding agent such as Claude Code or Codex to build from. The skill is meant to be triggered with requests like asking it to write a PRD for a vibe coding project, generate one from an existing document, turn a competitor analysis into a development-ready requirements document, or break a product idea into feature modules with acceptance criteria. When it runs, the skill first figures out what kind of input it has been given: a clear requirement, a raw PRD, a competitor analysis, or something unclear. If the request is unclear, it asks multiple-choice style follow-up questions to pin down details. It then pulls out the information a coding agent actually needs from a raw PRD, and strips out business value pitches and market narrative that a coding agent does not need to act on. From there it defines an MVP feature scope with priorities, suggests a technology stack that would suit someone without a strong technical background, sketches a basic outline of the core screens, and for AI-focused products it designs the agent workflows, prompts, and tools the product would need. Every feature is given acceptance criteria that can actually be checked, and the whole thing is compiled into a final Markdown PRD. To use it, you enable or install the skill and then trigger it by asking it to organize a requirement into a PRD suitable for Claude Code or Codex, referencing the skill by name in your prompt.