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Daily Affirmation Generator - Product Requirements Document

Overview

The Daily Affirmation Generator is a simple web application that provides users with positive, uplifting affirmations at the click of a button, designed to boost mental wellness and encourage positive thinking.

User Profile

Primary User: Young adults working on their mental health and emotional well-being.

Time Zone Buddy - Product Requirements Document

Overview

Time Zone Buddy is a web application designed to help freelancers and remote workers easily convert and compare times across different time zones, facilitating better scheduling with global clients and teams.

User Profile

Primary User: Freelancers and professionals who regularly collaborate with clients and team members in different time zones.

Skill Swap Board - Product Requirements Document

Overview

The Skill Swap Board is a web platform that enables users to exchange knowledge and expertise by posting skills they can teach alongside skills they want to learn, facilitating peer-to-peer learning without monetary exchange.

User Profile

Primary User: Continuous learners who want to expand their skillset while also sharing their existing expertise.

"What Should I Eat?" Picker - Product Requirements Document

Overview

The "What Should I Eat?" Picker is a fun, lightweight web application designed to help indecisive food lovers quickly decide on their next meal by generating random, appetizing suggestions at the click of a button.

User Profile

Primary User: Indecisive food enthusiasts who regularly struggle to choose what to eat.

Daves Emporium PRD

Overview

Daves Emporium is a simple inventory management system designed for shop keepers to store and retrieve inventory information. The goal is to deliver a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) within 24 hours.

Problem Statement

Shop keepers currently lack a simple and efficient way to manage their inventory, leading to potential losses and inefficiencies. Daves Emporium aims to address this problem by providing a basic inventory management system.

Target Audience

The target audience for Daves Emporium is shop keepers who need to manage their inventory. They are likely to be familiar with basic computer operations and have a need for a simple, easy-to-use inventory management system.

QuickHire PRD

Overview

QuickHire is a mobile-friendly job posting platform designed to help small businesses quickly hire qualified short-term staff. The goal is to launch a minimum viable product (MVP) within 24 hours that allows business owners to publish a job and receive applications via a single dashboard.

Problem Statement

Small businesses struggle to hire qualified short-term staff quickly due to slow and overloaded job boards, and chaotic application management. This results in lost productivity and revenue.

Target Audience

The target audience is small business owners, including those who manage cafes, shops, and local services, who need to hire a reliable temporary staff member in under 48 hours.

Jims Gym Finder PRD

Overview

Jims Gym Finder is a web application designed to help users find local gyms and their facilities. The application will utilize web scraping, AI summarization, and mapping technology to provide users with a concise and informative experience.

Problem Statement

Users, like Jim the Gym goer, struggle to find information about local gyms, including their facilities and features. The current process involves manually searching and researching, which is time-consuming and overwhelming.

Target Audience

The target audience is individuals like Jim, who regularly visit gyms and are looking for an easy way to find and compare local gyms.

LangGraph RAG System Flows

This document provides visual representations of the key flows implemented in the LangGraph RAG System using Mermaid diagrams.

1. Human-in-the-Loop Flow

graph TD
    A[User Query] --> B[Agent/LLM]
    B -->|Tool needed| C[Tool Executor]

Single-Agent vs Multi-Agent Workflows in Agent Graphs

Overview

When designing agent-based workflows, it's essential to choose the right structure depending on the task complexity and requirements. A critical decision is whether to use a single-agent or multi-agent approach within your graph architecture. Below is a detailed comparison of the two approaches.


Single-Agent Patterns

Form Analysis Agent Flow Documentation

This document outlines the workflow and testing process for the Form Analysis Agent that maps form structures by navigating through web forms.

Agent Architecture

flowchart TD
    A[Start Agent] --> B[Initialize Browser Controller]
    B --> C[Open URL]