Anchor the AI PRD on a decision, not a feature list
Write an AI PRD that centers the decision, user, constraints, and success signal before solution details.
The reframe: an AI PRD is a decision contract before it is a shipping document. Most thin PRDs fail in a predictable way: they describe the artifact but not the judgment it must support. In AI product work, that failure spreads quickly because the technology can produce many plausible outputs. A requirements doc protects the team by narrowing the space. It should specify the user moment, the decision being made, the source data that counts as truth, the unacceptable failure modes, and the signal that proves the product helped. This works because AI systems are probabilistic. When the team shares…
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