wtf is vibe-coding-prd?

This project is a Skill, a kind of add-on, for Claude Code that helps someone turn a messy, half formed idea into a clear document called a PRD, short for product requirements document. The goal is to produce a file that a coding AI agent, such as Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, can read and start building from directly, without needing to guess what the user actually wants. The way it works is by asking the user a series of questions, one section at a time, instead of trying to gather everything in one big form. It walks through defining who the product is for and what problem it solves, listing out features and their priority, recommending a technology stack in plain language, sketching the main screens as simple text based diagrams, detailing how each feature should work, and writing acceptance criteria that describe exactly what should happen when someone uses a feature, so that success or failure is easy to check rather than vague. The project explicitly avoids guessing at product decisions on the user's behalf. Choices about what to build, in what order, and in what form are always left to the person using it, while the Skill's job is to suggest sensible technical options and phrase everything clearly. It is designed especially for people who are not experienced programmers but want to direct an AI to write code for them. Installing it means copying the repository folder into Claude Code's skills directory on your own computer. Once installed, a user can simply ask Claude Code in natural language, such as requesting a PRD for a vibe coding project, and the Skill takes over and starts asking its guided questions. The final output is a single markdown file structured into six parts covering requirements, feature scope, tech stack, interface sketches, implementation detail, and acceptance criteria, written primarily in Chinese with English technical terms mixed in. It is released under the MIT license.