This page builds the three files for your AI project. Fill in the boxes, then set up your tool. Back to the course
Each project gets its own folder in here.
When you choose the folder, your browser asks whether this page may see and save files there. Say yes. It only uses the folder you choose.
A good entry gives its role, the tone, the format, and what it must never do.
Adds six lines to the end of box 1 that make the AI more careful. Any that are already there are not added again.
A good entry gives the job, who it is for, the goal, and the part you are on now.
A good entry gives names, layout, house style, definitions and banned words.
Your project files are ready
Now set it up. Click a tool, then follow its steps. You can do one or all five.
A PRD is a short, plain description of what you want built: what it is for, who uses it, what it must do, what it must not do, and how you will know it is finished. Write it after the setup and before any building. Click Copy the PRD prompt below to copy a prompt for it.
- Start a new chat inside the project. In Claude Code, start a new session in the folder.
- Press Ctrl+V (Command+V on a Mac) and send it. The AI asks you about eight questions, one at a time.
- Claude Code saves the result as PRD.md in the project folder. In Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, save its answer as PRD.md and add it to the project's files. In Gemini, save it as PRD.md, then add it to your skill: click Customize, then Skills. Click the three dots next to your skill, then Edit manually. Click Add files, choose PRD.md and click Upload. Then click Save at the top.
- Read it and fix anything wrong. Then ask: Read PRD.md and give me a step-by-step plan. Build nothing yet.
Write a PRD for anything that takes more than one session. Skip it for a quick task.