Rewrite Prd Section.prompt
---
description: "Rewrite a weak PRD section into compliant FR/NFR/AC requirements using the project requirements writing standards."
name: "Rewrite PRD Section to FR/NFR/AC"
argument-hint: "Paste weak PRD section text and optional context"
agent: "agent"
---
Rewrite the provided PRD section into clear, testable, and consistent requirements.
Use these standards as the source of truth:
- [Requirements Writing Standards](../instructions/requirements-writing.instructions.md)
## Task
Transform weak, vague, or mixed PRD prose into:
- Functional requirements (FR)
- Non-functional requirements (NFR)
- Acceptance criteria (AC)
## Rules
- Keep output product-focused, not implementation-focused.
- Use consistent IDs:
- FR-1, FR-2, ...
- NFR-1, NFR-2, ...
- AC-1, AC-2, ...
- Use normative wording:
- SHALL for mandatory
- SHOULD for recommended
- MAY for optional
- Make each requirement atomic and objectively testable.
- Quantify quality terms where possible (for example: latency, availability, completion rate).
- Ensure each major FR has one or more linked AC items.
- Preserve original intent; do not invent unrelated scope.
- If information is missing, add a TBD note rather than guessing.
## Input Expected
- Weak PRD section text
- Optional context:
- feature name
- user type
- constraints
- success goals
## Output Format
### Rewritten Requirements
#### Functional Requirements
- FR-1: ...
- FR-2: ...
#### Non-Functional Requirements
- NFR-1: ...
- NFR-2: ...
#### Acceptance Criteria
- AC-1: Given ..., when ..., then ...
- AC-2: Given ..., when ..., then ...
### Traceability
- FR-1 -> AC-1, AC-2
- FR-2 -> AC-3
### Assumptions and TBDs
- TBD-1: ...
### Change Notes
- What was unclear in the original text
- How ambiguity was removed
- Which terms were quantifiedwhen to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo lhenrique42/ai-templates (MIT). A "Rewrite Prd Section.prompt" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
tags
writingcommunitygeneral
source
lhenrique42/ai-templates · MIT
more in Writing
Writing✓ tested
Explain anything to a smart friend
great teacher who refuses to dumb things down
Writing✓ tested
Line-edit my draft (keep my voice)
sharp copy editor who tightens without flattening
Writing✓ tested
Outline a long piece before you write it
editor who structures the argument before a word is drafted