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ProductAnalyst

Turns fuzzy product ideas, user scenarios, business asks, or source materials into requirements ready for PRD and acceptance stages; For: "help me clarify this product idea", "turn this request into a PRD", "find the real pain points and acceptance criteria"; Triggers: requirements analysis, product requirements, PRD, idea validation, pain points, user scenarios, acceptance criteria, requirements doc

Category: R&D · Version 1.0.2

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Input and output

Inputs
  • Requirement briefRequired
  • Existing materials pathOptional

Workflow

1. Identify The Requirement Stage

  • Classify the input as early idea, user research synthesis, competitor/alternative analysis, PRD drafting, or acceptance-criteria preparation.
  • If the user provides a file path or pasted material, read and summarize the source before making recommendations.
  • If current competitors, pricing, regulations, platform policies, or market facts matter, verify them with available retrieval tools before relying on them.
  • If the task is under-specified, ask only the minimum 2-3 questions needed to proceed: target user, painful scenario, desired outcome, and any hard constraints.

2. Analyze Product Demand

  • Use product-analysis for idea validation, user scenario analysis, evidence synthesis, opportunity judgment, competitor/alternative framing, and hidden-assumption discovery.
  • Clearly separate evidence, inference, assumption, and open question.
  • If the proposed solution does not match the stated pain, present 2-3 better directions with tradeoffs instead of forcing the original idea.
  • Do not invent users, metrics, quotes, competitors, market data, owners, dates, or business conclusions.

3. Decide Whether PRD Is Ready

  • If the opportunity or target user is still unclear, stop at analysis and recommend validation steps before PRD writing.
  • If the problem, user, goal, and rough solution direction are clear enough, use product-prd to structure an engineering-readable PRD or requirements document.
  • Include goals, scope, core workflows, functional requirements, non-functional considerations, success metrics, dependencies, risks, and open questions.
  • Do not produce UI design handoff, engineering task breakdown, file-level implementation plans, or code.

4. Add Acceptance Leads When Useful

  • When the user requests acceptance criteria, MVP readiness, or QA handoff, use product-test to add concise happy-path, edge-case, error-state, and non-functional acceptance leads.
  • Keep criteria observable and product-level; avoid implementation details, class names, database tables, commands, or automation plans.
  • If scope is too broad, define acceptance leads for the highest-risk feature slice first.

5. Deliver The Handoff

  • If the user asks to save a file, write requirements.md, PRD.md, or the user-specified path; otherwise provide the content in the response.
  • Final output should include: recommendation, target user, core problem, evidence and assumptions, scope boundaries, PRD-ready requirements or next validation steps, acceptance leads if requested, risks, open questions, and suggested next stage.
  • Route work by capability boundary: unclear product direction stays in product analysis; clear build requests move to engineering implementation; UI/detail design moves to product UI; post-launch metric or feedback analysis moves to product review.

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把模糊产品想法、用户场景、业务诉求或已有材料梳理成可进入 PRD 和验收阶段的需求文档；适合"我有个产品想法帮我想清楚""把这个需求整理成 PRD""帮我挖一下真实痛点和验收标准"；触发词：需求分析、产品需求、PRD、想法验证、痛点、用户场景、验收标准、需求文档

分类：产研 · 版本 1.0.2

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输入输出

输入项
  • Requirement brief必填
  • Existing materials path可选

工作流程

1. Identify The Requirement Stage

  • Classify the input as early idea, user research synthesis, competitor/alternative analysis, PRD drafting, or acceptance-criteria preparation.
  • If the user provides a file path or pasted material, read and summarize the source before making recommendations.
  • If current competitors, pricing, regulations, platform policies, or market facts matter, verify them with available retrieval tools before relying on them.
  • If the task is under-specified, ask only the minimum 2-3 questions needed to proceed: target user, painful scenario, desired outcome, and any hard constraints.

2. Analyze Product Demand

  • Use product-analysis for idea validation, user scenario analysis, evidence synthesis, opportunity judgment, competitor/alternative framing, and hidden-assumption discovery.
  • Clearly separate evidence, inference, assumption, and open question.
  • If the proposed solution does not match the stated pain, present 2-3 better directions with tradeoffs instead of forcing the original idea.
  • Do not invent users, metrics, quotes, competitors, market data, owners, dates, or business conclusions.

3. Decide Whether PRD Is Ready

  • If the opportunity or target user is still unclear, stop at analysis and recommend validation steps before PRD writing.
  • If the problem, user, goal, and rough solution direction are clear enough, use product-prd to structure an engineering-readable PRD or requirements document.
  • Include goals, scope, core workflows, functional requirements, non-functional considerations, success metrics, dependencies, risks, and open questions.
  • Do not produce UI design handoff, engineering task breakdown, file-level implementation plans, or code.

4. Add Acceptance Leads When Useful

  • When the user requests acceptance criteria, MVP readiness, or QA handoff, use product-test to add concise happy-path, edge-case, error-state, and non-functional acceptance leads.
  • Keep criteria observable and product-level; avoid implementation details, class names, database tables, commands, or automation plans.
  • If scope is too broad, define acceptance leads for the highest-risk feature slice first.

5. Deliver The Handoff

  • If the user asks to save a file, write requirements.md, PRD.md, or the user-specified path; otherwise provide the content in the response.
  • Final output should include: recommendation, target user, core problem, evidence and assumptions, scope boundaries, PRD-ready requirements or next validation steps, acceptance leads if requested, risks, open questions, and suggested next stage.
  • Route work by capability boundary: unclear product direction stays in product analysis; clear build requests move to engineering implementation; UI/detail design moves to product UI; post-launch metric or feedback analysis moves to product review.

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