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[Your Project Name] - Product Requirements Document

Template Note: This is a template for writing product requirements documents for AI-powered applications. Replace all bracketed placeholders with your project-specific content and remove this note.

Background and Problem Statement

[Describe the current situation and the problem your product aims to solve]

[Include details about:

  • Current state of the market/industry
  • Specific pain points users experience
  • Why existing solutions are inadequate
  • Who is affected by this problem
  • The impact of not solving this problem]

Example structure:

  • Problem overview and context
  • Specific user challenges (bulleted list)
  • Market gap analysis
  • Impact statement

Product Vision Statement

[Write a clear, compelling vision statement that describes what your product will achieve and how it will transform the user experience]

[Your vision should include:

  • What the product will accomplish
  • Who will benefit from it
  • How it will solve the identified problems
  • The unique value proposition
  • Long-term goals and aspirations]

Architecture

[Describe your product's technical architecture and how components work together]

This template supports applications built with Python Microsoft Semantic Kernel framework and TypeScript frontends. The architecture enables multi-agent AI systems where specialized agents collaborate to deliver comprehensive functionality.

Template Architecture Includes:

  • Backend Framework: Python with Semantic Kernel for AI agent orchestration
  • Frontend Framework: TypeScript for user interface development
  • AI Integration: Support for Azure OpenAI and other LLM providers
  • Plugin System: Extensible plugin architecture for specialized functionality
  • Agent Communication: Dynamic routing and coordination between AI agents

Agent Definitions

[Define your AI agents and their specific roles and responsibilities]

Template Agent Examples:

  1. [Primary Agent Name] (Orchestrator Agent)

    • [Primary responsibility and role]
    • [Key functions it performs]
    • [How it coordinates with other agents]
    • [User interaction responsibilities]

  2. [Secondary Agent Name]

    • [Specific domain expertise]
    • [Key responsibilities]
    • [Data it manages or processes]
    • [Integration points with other agents]

  3. [Additional Agent Name]

    • [Specialized function]
    • [Input/output responsibilities]
    • [Performance criteria]
    • [Dependencies on other components]

[Add more agents as needed for your specific use case]

Communication Flow

[Describe how agents communicate and coordinate with each other]

Example Communication Pattern:

User Input → [Primary Agent] → Routes to appropriate agent(s)
                    ↓
[Agent A] ↔ [Agent B] ↔ [Agent C] ↔ [Agent D]
                    ↓
                [Primary Agent] → User Output
  • [Describe inter-agent communication protocols]
  • [Explain coordination mechanisms]
  • [Detail shared state management]
  • [Specify integration framework (e.g., Semantic Kernel)]

Technical Requirements

Core System

  • Framework: [Your backend framework] with [Your frontend framework]
  • AI Integration: [Your LLM provider and integration method]
  • State Management: [How you track application state]
  • Data Storage: [Your data storage solution]
  • Real-time Updates: [Real-time communication requirements]

[Domain-Specific System Name]

[Add domain-specific technical requirements]

  • [Component Name]: [Specific requirements]
  • [Integration Name]: [Integration specifications]
  • [Performance Metric]: [Performance requirements]

User Interface

  • [Interface Type]: [Primary interaction method]
  • [Display Component]: [Visual representation requirements]
  • [Visualization Tool]: [Data visualization needs]
  • [Media Gallery]: [Media storage and display requirements]
  • [Feedback System]: [User feedback mechanisms]
  • [History Management]: [Session and data persistence]

Workflows

[Primary Workflow Name]

[Describe your main user workflow]

  1. [Step 1 description]
  2. [Step 2 description]
  3. [Step 3 description]
  4. [Step 4 description]
  5. [Step 5 description]

[Secondary Workflow Name]

[Describe supporting workflows]

  1. [Process step]
  2. [Agent coordination step]
  3. [Data processing step]
  4. [User interaction step]
  5. [Output generation step]

[Additional Workflow Name]

[Add more workflows as needed]

  1. [Workflow step]
  2. [Integration point]
  3. [Decision point]
  4. [Processing step]
  5. [Result delivery]

User Stories

[Primary User Type] Stories

  • As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]
  • As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]
  • As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]

[Secondary User Type] Stories

  • As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]
  • As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]
  • As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [benefit]

Implementation Phases

Phase 1: [Foundation Phase Name]

  • [Core requirement 1]
  • [Core requirement 2]
  • [Core requirement 3]
  • [Core requirement 4]

Phase 2: [Enhancement Phase Name]

  • [Enhanced feature 1]
  • [Enhanced feature 2]
  • [Enhanced feature 3]
  • [Enhanced feature 4]

Phase 3: [Advanced Phase Name]

  • [Advanced feature 1]
  • [Advanced feature 2]
  • [Advanced feature 3]
  • [Advanced feature 4]

Phase 4: [Integration Phase Name]

  • [Integration feature 1]
  • [Integration feature 2]
  • [Integration feature 3]
  • [Integration feature 4]

Phase 5: [Optimization Phase Name]

  • [Optimization feature 1]
  • [Optimization feature 2]
  • [Optimization feature 3]
  • [Optimization feature 4]

Compliance and Legal

[Add any compliance requirements specific to your domain]

  • [Legal requirement 1]
  • [Compliance standard 1]
  • [Attribution requirement]
  • [Terms of use considerations]

Success Metrics

[Define how you will measure success]

  • [Metric 1] (e.g., user engagement duration)
  • [Metric 2] (e.g., task completion rates)
  • [Metric 3] (e.g., system performance metrics)
  • [Metric 4] (e.g., user satisfaction scores)
  • [Metric 5] (e.g., quality assessment criteria)
  • [Metric 6] (e.g., response times and stability)

Conclusion

[Summarize your product vision and approach]

[Write a brief conclusion that:

  • Summarizes the product approach
  • Reinforces the value proposition
  • Highlights key differentiators
  • Connects to user benefits
  • Emphasizes the technical strategy]