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RFC & PRD Review Agent

Catch scope creep and missing acceptance criteria before engineers see the spec. Automated RFC/PRD review that flags ambiguities, logical gaps, and execution risks in minutes.

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Overview

The moment a PRD lands in Slack, it's already late. Engineering is reading it. Product is defending it. Nobody has time to actually audit it for the gaps that become $50k change requests in week 3. This agent reads your RFC or PRD like a skeptical tech lead: it hunts for missing acceptance criteria, scope creep signals, ambiguous requirements, and logical inconsistencies before handoff. It doesn't approve specs—it surfaces the questions that should have been asked in the doc. How it works: Drop a PRD or RFC into the workflow. The agent scans for: - **Acceptance criteria gaps**: Requirements without measurable outcomes. "Users can search" vs. "Search returns results in <200ms for 100k+ records." - **Scope creep flags**: Feature requests that sneak in as "nice-to-haves" or undefined dependencies on other systems. - **Logical inconsistencies**: Contradictions between stated goals and proposed solution. ("We need to reduce latency" + "Let's add three new API calls.") - **Missing edge cases**: What happens when the happy path fails? No error handling spec = surprise on-call pages. - **Ambiguous language**: "Intuitive," "fast," "reliable" without definition. The agent flags these and suggests measurable alternatives. - **Undefined dependencies**: References to other systems, APIs, or teams without clear ownership or timeline. - **Risk assessment**: Highlights execution risks (third-party API reliability, data migration complexity, compliance unknowns). Output is a structured review: high-priority gaps first, suggested rewrites for ambiguous sections, and a confidence score on whether this spec is ready for engineering intake. The real win: You catch the spec debt before it becomes code debt. Engineers spend their time building, not clarifying. Product avoids the "we didn't mean that" conversation in week 4. This is not a rubber stamp. It's a filter that runs before the human filter runs out of patience.

Capabilities

  • Scan RFCs and PRDs for missing or vague acceptance criteria
  • Detect scope creep and feature requests hidden in requirements
  • Flag logical inconsistencies between goals and proposed solutions
  • Identify undefined dependencies and missing edge-case handling
  • Suggest measurable alternatives to ambiguous language
  • Generate risk assessment tied to execution complexity

Inputs

  • RFC or PRD document (text, Markdown, Google Docs link, PDF)
  • Optional: custom review checklist or template
  • Optional: product context or constraints

Outputs

  • Structured review report with severity levels (critical, high, medium, low)
  • Section-by-section feedback with line-item suggestions
  • Risk summary and mitigation recommendations
  • Clarity score and completeness percentage
  • Revised document excerpt or full redline (optional)

Best use cases

  • Pre-engineering review: Catch spec gaps before handoff to dev teams
  • Async product review: Audit specs without scheduling another meeting
  • Compliance and security: Flag missing data handling, privacy, or regulatory requirements
  • Cross-team specs: Catch undefined dependencies between product, backend, and infrastructure
  • Startup scaling: Enforce spec discipline when process is still informal

Limitations

  • Cannot validate technical feasibility—requires human tech lead review for architecture decisions
  • Misses domain-specific context: A spec might be intentionally vague because the team knows the pattern
  • Doesn't replace stakeholder alignment: Flags gaps but can't resolve disagreements on priority or scope
  • Requires well-structured input: Rambling Slack threads or voice notes will produce noisy output

Privacy notes

Specs often contain internal roadmap, customer names, or financial targets. If using a cloud-hosted agent, ensure your vendor's data retention policy aligns with your confidentiality requirements. Self-hosted or private LLM deployment recommended for sensitive product strategy.

Setup profile

Difficulty: intermediate

Setup time: 30–60 minutes (API keys + template customization)

Est. monthly: Estimate only — verify before buying. Typically $50–300/month depending on LLM provider and document volume (OpenAI API ~$0.01–0.05 per review; Claude API similar). Self-hosted or open-source LLM reduces cost to infrastructure only.

Human approval: Required

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