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prd

πŸ”ŒPlugin

jellydn/my-ai-tools

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What it does

Generate Product Requirements Documents (PRD) for new features. Use when planning features, starting projects, or creating specifications.

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Part of

jellydn-my-ai-tools

productivity

Installation

Add marketplace in Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add sawyerhood/dev-browser
Step 2. Install plugin:
/plugin install prd@my-ai-tools
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Last UpdatedFeb 11, 2026

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