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Product Requirements Document: Modern FIGlet Library for Go
Product Requirements Document: Figgo - Modern FIGlet Library for Go
Executive Summary
Product Vision
Build a high-performance, specification-compliant FIGlet text rendering library for Go that prioritizes production readiness, modern development practices, and developer experience.
Problem Statement
Existing Go FIGlet libraries suffer from:
Poor error handling (panic/fatal on invalid input)
Creating a PRD with AI Assistance: A Case Study - How we used AI to streamline Product Requirements Document creation for an MCP server proof of concept
Creating a PRD with AI Assistance: A Case Study
How we used AI to streamline Product Requirements Document creation for an MCP server proof of concept
Introduction
We all know that Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) are essential for any software project - they define expectations, technical specs, and success criteria. But let's be honest: creating comprehensive PRDs can be pretty time-consuming, especially when you're trying to make sure you haven't missed any technical details or edge cases.
This blog post walks through our real-world experience creating a PRD for an MCP (Model Context Protocol) dice roll server - a proof-of-concept project we needed to validate our organisation's adoption of MCP technology. What made this interesting was how we used AI assistance to speed up the whole process while keeping the quality high.
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