AgentPRD
Getting Started

Your First Project

Create a project, add sources, and generate your first PRD.

A project in AgentPRD is where your PRD lives. Each project maps to a product area or feature you're building. Here's how to go from zero to a generated PRD.

1. Create a project

From your workspace dashboard, click New project. Give it a name and an optional description. One project per product area or feature works best.

2. Add your first source

Sources are your raw customer data. You can:

  • Paste text — drop in interview transcripts, feedback, or notes directly.
  • Upload a file — drag and drop documents.
  • Import from integrations — pull in meeting recordings from Fathom or Granola, tickets from Linear, or forwarded emails.

Start with 2--3 sources for the best results. More sources mean richer, better-cited PRDs.

3. AgentPRD extracts insights

Once a source is added, AgentPRD automatically extracts insights: pain points, feature requests, and notable quotes. Insights are deduplicated across sources, so the same theme mentioned in three interviews shows up once with all its citations.

Review the extracted insights on your workspace's insights page. Link the relevant ones to your project. These become the foundation of your PRD.

5. Generate your PRD

With insights linked, click Generate PRD. AgentPRD produces a structured PRD where every requirement traces back to a real customer. You can edit the result, regenerate, or share it immediately.

Tips

  • One project per feature — keep projects focused. A "Recurring invoices" project should not also cover "Time tracking approvals."
  • Start with 2--3 sources — you don't need dozens. A few rich interviews or feedback threads give AgentPRD plenty to work with.
  • Share early — PRDs are shareable via link or raw markdown. Share with your team or hand off to a coding agent to start building.
Your First Project | AgentPRD