Introduction

A common problem in PRD writing is inconsistent formatting: new requirements are drafted from scratch, with each product manager using a different set of chapters; old PRDs are modified locally, causing new chapters to clash with the existing style; and it is often not until before a review that one discovers field tables, acceptance criteria, and pending issues are scattered. The “General PRD Skill” aims to solve this class of problems—it reads existing sample documents and produces new content following the same hierarchical structure and functional breakdown methods.

Below is an introduction to this Skill’s positioning, the content it covers, and the scenarios in which it should be used.

What is this

The “General PRD Skill” is a Chinese PRD writing skill designed for product managers, business owners, and requirements analysts. It organizes meeting minutes, business notes, legacy PRDs, prototype screenshots, Excel specifications, or scattered ideas into structured product requirement documents, with a focus on PC web and Mini Program scenarios.

  • Coordinate: @user_4a8b4d15/prdskill2026
  • Source: community (Community published, not maintained by an official team)
  • Publisher: user_4a8b4d15
  • Version: 1.0.0
  • Category: office-efficiency
  • Tags: requires_api_key=false (No API Key required for use)
  • Official URL: https://api.skillhub.cn/user_4a8b4d15/prdskill2026
  • SkillHub Page: https://www.skillhub.cn/skills/user_4a8b4d15/prdskill2026

It is neither a document template library nor a code generator. Its workflow is to extract chapter hierarchies and breakdown habits from the sample documents you provide, and then apply these habits to new requirements, making the two documents appear as if written by the same hand.

Core Features

According to the official introduction, capabilities are divided into three categories:

  1. Input Parsing: Accepts legacy PRDs, Word documents, meeting minutes, business notes, Excel specifications, prototype descriptions, and screenshots. It also accepts situations where there are no documents, only scattered ideas.

  2. Output Structure: Produces the following content based on common PRD writing standards, covering both PC web and Mini Programs.

  • Business Background
  • Pain Point Description
  • Feature Description
  • Application Scenarios (Application Scenario Table)
  • Page Prototype / UI Screenshot Placeholder
  • Field Table
  • Button Logic Table
  • Query Conditions
  • List Fields
  • Status Workflow
  • Data Permissions
  • Data Sources
  • Sorting, Import/Export
  • Statistical Caliber / Dashboard Caliber
  • Acceptance Criteria
  • Pending Issues
  1. Style Continuation: Focuses on reusing the chapter hierarchy, feature breakdown methods, page prototype placeholder styles, and the layout standards of the various tables mentioned above from the sample document. Use cases cover drafting new requirements, completing legacy PRDs, pre-review checks, and unifying document styles.

Installation and Activation

The official address provides the Skill’s coordinates and page, but the page was inaccessible during this data capture. Therefore, installation commands, directory structures, and configuration fields were not present in the source material, and no speculation is made here. Before use, please open the SkillHub page and follow the installation instructions provided there. The tag requires_api_key=false indicates that no additional API Key configuration is needed for activation.

Typical Usage

The following usage instructions are organized based on the official introduction and are not example scripts provided by the official team.

  1. Prepare sample documents. Organize a PRD (Word or Markdown) that represents the team’s existing style; this will serve as the style baseline.

  2. Prepare requirement materials. This can be a set of meeting minutes, business notes, a prototype screenshot, or field specifications in Excel; it can also be just a few sentences of ideas.

  3. Hand both over to the Skill simultaneously and clarify the goal: drafting a new requirement, completing a legacy PRD, or a pre-review check. Instruct it to output content following the sample document’s chapter hierarchy and table formatting.

  4. Upon receiving the output, verify the “Pending Issues” first, then hand it over to R&D and testing teams for alignment.

It is important to note that the page prototype section outputs placeholders, which need to be manually replaced with actual UI screenshots or prototype descriptions.

Applicable Scenarios and Caveats

Suitable scenarios: Teams maintaining multiple PRDs long-term who desire consistent formatting; requirements sourced from meeting minutes and scattered notes that need to be organized into documents; legacy PRDs lacking field tables, acceptance criteria, or pending issue lists that need to be completed.

Limitations and Pitfalls:

  1. It relies on you providing sample documents. Without samples, it can only output based on common PRD writing styles and cannot reflect the team’s unique chapter hierarchy.

  2. The prerequisite for style continuity is that the sample document itself is standardized. If the legacy PRD is chaotic, the output will continue that chaos.

  3. Page prototypes are placeholders. Statistical calibers and dashboard calibers also need to be confirmed by the business side before being finalized; the Skill will not make the final call for you.

  4. At the time of writing, both the official page and API were inaccessible. There are two conflicting sets of data regarding ratings and download counts: Skill clues indicated a rating of 99410 and 1140 downloads, while pre-crawl data indicated a rating of 100000, 1165 downloads, and 0 installs. As neither set could be verified, please refer to the real-time data on the SkillHub page once it is restored. This article does not adopt either set of figures.

Conclusion

The value of the “General PRD Skill” lies not in generating documents, but in allowing new documents to continue the structure of old ones, thereby reducing formatting decisions during drafting and formatting disputes during reviews. To verify installation methods and the latest data, please open the official address: https://api.skillhub.cn/user_4a8b4d15/prdskill2026