Turn a rough feature idea into a spec or PRD

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Source Anthropic (@anthropics) — anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins

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Overview

Anthropic's write-spec skill, from its product-management plugin, takes a problem statement or loose feature request and produces a structured product requirements document. It asks clarifying questions, pulls background from connected tools where available, and drafts goals and non-goals, success metrics, acceptance criteria and a phased plan. You then review and revise the draft with it.

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