prd-and-stories
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Write a scope someone else can build from without asking you what you meant — problem, users, the flow end to end including its unhappy states, acceptance criteria phrased as observable behaviour, and explicit non-goals. Use when turning a settled problem into a brief, spec, PRD, epic or set of stories, or when repairing a ticket that is too vague to estimate or to check. Not for deciding whether the problem is real (product-discovery), not for ranking work (prioritization), and not for choosing the implementation.
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