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Create and manage Product Requirements Documents by defining user stories with acceptance criteria, ordering tasks by dependencies, and tracking progress.

This skill's templates and JSON schema are coherent for creating and tracking PRDs, but its runtime docs instruct running autonomous agent loops and a CLI flag that bypasses permissions. Before using: (1) Do NOT run the example infinite loop or any command containing --dangerously-skip-permissions unless you fully trust the agent binary and environment. (2) Expect to provide git credentials and agent/API keys locally — the skill does not declare or manage them. (3) If you want automation, run the agent in a tightly sandboxed environment or CI with least privilege and audit logs, and require manual approval before commits. (4) Inspect any agent prompts and progress.txt entries before allowing automated commits. If you cannot or do not want to run an autonomous agent with repository access, use the PRD templates manually instead.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: prd-skill20260303 Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a structured framework for managing Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) via JSON templates and markdown documentation. It is designed to facilitate autonomous development workflows for AI agents. While the documentation in 'references/agent-usage.md' suggests high-risk practices for external tools, such as using the '--dangerously-skip-permissions' flag with Claude Code, these are presented as part of a documented workflow for unattended operation rather than an attempt to exploit the host system. No evidence of malicious code, data exfiltration, or unauthorized execution was found; the skill primarily focuses on file manipulation and task tracking (e.g., using 'jq' to query 'prd.json').