A one-page PRD with non-goals and a guardrail metric baked in. Skips ceremonial sections instead of padding the doc to look thorough.
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One-page PRD draft
SSuhel Makkad·
Draft a one-page PRD for **{{feature}}**.
Context:
- **Problem:** {{problem}}
- **User:** {{user}}
- **Why now:** {{why_now}}
Sections, in order:
1. **Problem** — 2–3 sentences. What's broken today, for whom, how often.
2. **Goal & non-goals** — what we're solving, and what we're explicitly not.
3. **User story** — single happy-path narrative ("[user] wants to [verb] so that [outcome]").
4. **Requirements** — bulleted, each one testable.
5. **Success metrics** — 1 primary metric + 1 guardrail. Numeric where possible.
6. **Open questions** — unresolved decisions, with the person who needs to make each.
Stay under one page printed. Skip headers like "Background" or "Appendix". If a section would be filler, leave it out and say why.