AI-Powered PRD

There’s an entire process for creating a Product Requirements Document(PRD) before handing it to the engineering, UX, and other teams. 

A comprehensive PRD, mostly used in the waterfall development settings, will include granularities and feature use cases wherever necessary. 

Holding the PRD as the base, the other teams, such as UX and engineering, will create their own documents. 

A few decades ago, a PM’s top priority would have been repeatedly creating, updating, and re-updating the PRD. But today, it’s an artifact of the past. 

There’s a lot a PM has on their plate daily. However, communicating the scope of work with teams and understanding high-level goals and product vision is also imperative. 

The perfect balance can be achieved by taking assistance from the readily available tools in your workspace and using them to create the PRD. This is where Chisel’s AI-powered PRD drops in!

What Does a PRD include?

The structure of a PRD is similar to a list of contents or a table format. Below, look at Chisel’s AI-powered PRD, which you can create within minutes. An editable template with clear and concise documentation is a blueprint for communicating every detail about what you’re building and meeting goals. 

For starters, a PRD includes:

1. Project Overview
2. Executive Summary
3. Market Analysis
4. OKR’s
5. Functional and Non-Functional Requirements
6. Technical Specifications
7. Design and User Experience(UX)
8. Evaluation and Metrics

How to Generate the PRD?

• Under Documents, in the left navigation bar, click on PRD

A. Creating a PRD

• Click on Create PRD using AI

• Prompt the AI by giving it details about the PRD
  • Tell it what the product is about: the primary goal, users, business goals, success metrics, or any other details you deem fit. 

B. Selecting the Template 

• Next up, choose the template you wish the PRD to follow the format of
• Toggle on the button if you want to add any existing ideas and features from the roadmap to the PRD 
• If yes, then the next step is to select those features and ideas 

C. Generating the PRD

• Hit the ‘Generate’ button to start the PRD writing process
• The AI gets working. 
• After this, you can have a final look at the PRD, edit the title, and change the name, date, or any other details.

• Add any features you may want to link to the PRD 
• Enter Save and Exit. 

Other Actions

A. Editing the PRD

• On the PRD screen, you can edit the documents by clicking on the edit button on the Actions icon.
• The document opens, giving you access to the edit ribbon, which allows you to adjust headlines, change fonts, add attachments, and add images. 

B. Download the PRD 

• Once everything is finalized, you can download the PRD by clicking on the download button in the Actions. 

C. Linking Features to PRD 

• Link certain features to specific PRDs by hovering over the ‘linked feature’ tab on the PRD screen. 

Custom PRD Templates 

If your team or company has specific processes and product requirements, customizing the PRD templates is the right approach. You can tailor the document to fit into the unique context of your product. 

• Click on Manage Templates, followed by +Create New Template. 

• Add template details, such as the description, secret new sections, check/uncheck the categories you want in the template, etc.
• Move the sections to the correct position by dragging the section bars.

FAQs about AI-Powered PRD

Is it necessary to have an AI-powered PRD? 

A PRD is necessary for any organization, especially those dealing with large-scale teams and complex projects. You can significantly enhance efficiency by getting assistance from Chisel’s AI-powered PRD, created within seconds. 

Which workspaces have access to Chisel’s AI-powered PRD?

All the Premium and Enterprise customers will have access to the AI features in their workspaces.