Date: Author: Version: 1.0 Project Type: Project Level: Status: Draft
Document Overview#
This Product Requirements Document (PRD) defines the functional and non-functional requirements for . It serves as the source of truth for what will be built and provides traceability from requirements through implementation.
Related Documents:
- Product Brief:
Executive Summary#
Product Goals#
Business Objectives#
Success Metrics#
Functional Requirements#
Functional Requirements (FRs) define what the system does - specific features and behaviors.
Each requirement includes:
- ID: Unique identifier (FR-001, FR-002, etc.)
- Priority: Must Have / Should Have / Could Have / Won't Have (MoSCoW)
- Description: What the system should do
- Acceptance Criteria: How to verify it's complete
Non-Functional Requirements#
Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) define how the system performs - quality attributes and constraints.
Epics#
Epics are logical groupings of related functionality that will be broken down into user stories during sprint planning (Phase 4).
Each epic maps to multiple functional requirements and will generate 2-10 stories.
User Stories (High-Level)#
User stories follow the format: "As a [user type], I want [goal] so that [benefit]."
These are preliminary stories. Detailed stories will be created in Phase 4 (Implementation).
User Personas#
User Flows#
Dependencies#
Internal Dependencies#
External Dependencies#
Assumptions#
Out of Scope#
Open Questions#
Approval & Sign-off#
Stakeholders#
Approval Status#
- Product Owner
- Engineering Lead
- Design Lead
- QA Lead
Revision History#
| Version | Date | Author | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | Initial PRD |
Next Steps#
Phase 3: Architecture#
Run /architecture to create system architecture based on these requirements.
The architecture will address:
- All functional requirements (FRs)
- All non-functional requirements (NFRs)
- Technical stack decisions
- Data models and APIs
- System components
Phase 4: Sprint Planning#
After architecture is complete, run /sprint-planning to:
- Break epics into detailed user stories
- Estimate story complexity
- Plan sprint iterations
- Begin implementation
This document was created using BMAD Method v6 - Phase 2 (Planning)
To continue: Run /workflow-status to see your progress and next recommended workflow.
Appendix A: Requirements Traceability Matrix#
| Epic ID | Epic Name | Functional Requirements | Story Count (Est.) |
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