---
id: PRODUCT-001
version: 0.1.3
status: active
created: 2025-10-01
updated: 2025-10-17
author: @project-owner
priority: high
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# {{PROJECT_NAME}} Product Definition

## HISTORY

### v0.1.3 (2025-10-17)
- **UPDATED**: Template version synced (v0.3.8)
- **AUTHOR**: @Alfred
- **SECTIONS**: Mission (finalized team of 12 agents: Alfred + 11 specialists)
  - Added implementation-planner, tdd-implementer, quality-gate
  - Split code-builder into implementation-planner + tdd-implementer + quality-gate

### v0.1.2 (2025-10-17)
- **UPDATED**: Agent count adjusted (9 → 11)
- **AUTHOR**: @Alfred
- **SECTIONS**: Mission (updated Alfred SuperAgent roster)

### v0.1.1 (2025-10-17)
- **UPDATED**: Template defaults aligned with the real MoAI-ADK project
- **AUTHOR**: @Alfred
- **SECTIONS**: Mission, User, Problem, Strategy, Success populated with project context

### v0.1.0 (2025-10-01)
- **INITIAL**: Authored the product definition document
- **AUTHOR**: @project-owner
- **SECTIONS**: Mission, User, Problem, Strategy, Success, Legacy

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## @DOC:MISSION-001 Core Mission

> **"No SPEC, no CODE."**

{{PROJECT_NAME}} combats Frankenstein code at the root by enforcing a **SPEC-first TDD methodology**.

### Core Value Proposition

#### Four Key Values

1. **Consistency**: A three-step SPEC → TDD → Sync pipeline safeguards delivery quality.
2. **Quality**: TRUST principles (Test First, Readable, Unified, Secured, Trackable) apply automatically.
3. **Traceability**: The @TAG system (`@SPEC → @TEST → @CODE → @DOC`) preserves end-to-end lineage.
4. **Universality**: Supports diverse programming languages and frameworks.

#### Alfred SuperAgent

**Alfred** coordinates a team of 12 AI agents (Alfred + 11 specialists):
- **spec-builder** 🏗️: Authors SPECs (EARS pattern) – Sonnet
- **implementation-planner** 📋: Analyzes SPECs and derives implementation plans – Sonnet
- **tdd-implementer** 🔬: Executes RED–GREEN–REFACTOR cycles – Sonnet
- **quality-gate** 🛡️: Enforces TRUST principles – Haiku
- **doc-syncer** 📖: Maintains living documentation – Haiku
- **tag-agent** 🏷️: Manages the TAG system – Haiku
- **git-manager** 🚀: Automates Git workflows – Haiku
- **debug-helper** 🔍: Diagnoses runtime issues – Sonnet
- **trust-checker** ✅: Verifies TRUST compliance – Haiku
- **cc-manager** 🛠️: Configures Claude Code – Sonnet
- **project-manager** 📂: Bootstraps projects – Sonnet

## @SPEC:USER-001 Primary Users

### Primary Audience
- **Who**: [Describe your main user segment]
- **Core Needs**: [Explain the problems they want solved]
- **Critical Scenarios**: [Outline their primary usage scenarios]

### Secondary Audience (Optional)
- **Who**: [Describe any secondary user group]
- **Needs**: [Capture their requirements]

## @SPEC:PROBLEM-001 Problems to Solve

### High Priority
1. [Top problem to resolve]
2. [Second critical problem]
3. [Third critical problem]

### Medium Priority
- [Problems with moderate urgency]

### Current Failure Cases
- [Limitations or failure patterns in existing solutions]

## @DOC:STRATEGY-001 Differentiators & Strengths

### Strengths Versus Alternatives
1. [Primary differentiator]
   - **When it matters**: [Scenario where the strength shines]

2. [Second differentiator]
   - **When it matters**: [Concrete usage example]

## @SPEC:SUCCESS-001 Success Metrics

### Immediately Measurable KPIs
1. [Metric 1]
   - **Baseline**: [Target value and measurement approach]

2. [Metric 2]
   - **Baseline**: [Target value and measurement approach]

### Measurement Cadence
- **Daily**: [Metrics tracked daily]
- **Weekly**: [Metrics tracked weekly]
- **Monthly**: [Metrics tracked monthly]

## Legacy Context

### Existing Assets
- [Reusable assets or resources]
- [Relevant past projects or experience]

## TODO:SPEC-BACKLOG-001 Next SPEC Candidates

1. **SPEC-001**: [First feature to implement]
2. **SPEC-002**: [Second feature to implement]
3. **SPEC-003**: [Third feature to implement]

## EARS Requirement Authoring Guide

### EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax)

Use these EARS patterns to keep SPEC requirements structured:

#### EARS Patterns
1. **Ubiquitous Requirements**: The system shall provide [capability].
2. **Event-driven Requirements**: WHEN [condition], the system shall [behaviour].
3. **State-driven Requirements**: WHILE [state], the system shall [behaviour].
4. **Optional Features**: WHERE [condition], the system may [behaviour].
5. **Constraints**: IF [condition], the system shall enforce [constraint].

#### Sample Application
```markdown
### Ubiquitous Requirements (Foundational)
- The system shall provide user management capabilities.

### Event-driven Requirements
- WHEN a user signs up, the system shall send a welcome email.

### State-driven Requirements
- WHILE a user remains logged in, the system shall display a personalized dashboard.

### Optional Features
- WHERE an account is premium, the system may offer advanced features.

### Constraints
- IF an account is locked, the system shall reject login attempts.
```

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_This document serves as the baseline when `/alfred:1-plan` runs._
