Ground every requirement
Stable citation and requirement identifiers preserve the origin and disposition of every approved product claim.
PRD Orchestrator transforms stakeholder briefs, transcripts, decisions, and templates into a corrected PRD, a traceable Epic/Feature/User Story hierarchy, and advisory sizing—without hiding uncertainty or bypassing human approval.
Stable citation and requirement identifiers preserve the origin and disposition of every approved product claim.
Conflicts and gaps are surfaced for approval; the system does not silently manufacture business judgment.
Deterministic controls, semantic evaluation, and the Agreement Gate protect the final export boundary.
The operational risk is not merely slow writing; it is untraceable interpretation.
Briefs, transcripts, notes, clarifications, and templates must be reconciled before product work can begin.
Traditional drafting can turn uncertainty into confident prose without preserving what remains unresolved.
Stories and acceptance criteria are difficult to defend when the chain back to stakeholder evidence is broken.
Conflicting goals, dates, scope, and technical constraints create rework after planning has started.
PRDs, features, stories, and acceptance criteria drift in structure and completeness across teams.
Without a release boundary, plausible-looking outputs can be distributed before human decisions are recorded.
Normalize evidence, hash current-run files, and assign exact citation identifiers.
Extract requirements and expose gaps, conflicts, dependencies, and clarification needs.
Record signed decisions and constrain generation to the approved scope.
Reconcile sets, score semantic quality, and fail closed before delivery.
A sequential topology keeps handoffs inspectable and makes rollback practical.
Preserves exact evidence and distinguishes requirements from risks, decisions, and open questions.
Finds contradictions and missing decisions without resolving them autonomously.
Builds the PRD and delivery structure only from approved scope and source identifiers.
Uses deterministic reconciliation and semantic judges to protect the export boundary.
Code checks enforce contracts; semantic judges test whether the meaning remains faithful and reasonable.
Current-run source segments receive stable citation IDs that propagate through requirements and outputs.
Contradictions, scope decisions, and unresolved questions remain visible until an accountable owner approves them.
Export requires reconciled citation, PRD, story, and acceptance-criteria sets with no orphan delivery items.
Each output is usable independently while retaining forward and reverse traceability.
Includes requirements, NFRs, feature-level acceptance criteria, dependencies, risks, scope, and source references.
Provides a dynamic hierarchy with story-specific acceptance criteria, priority, and evidence lineage.
Adds proposed size, confidence, refinement flags, and planning guidance without creating commitments.
Approved stakeholder evidence
Exact source segment
Classified product need
Feature and criteria
Epic and feature
Story and testable criteria
Version history, documentation, and implementation package.
Nine versioned n8n workflow exports and release notes.
PRD, story breakdown, sizing, and lineage artifacts.