ai-docs/PRD.md

Product Requirements Document (PRD)

Product

AI Documentation for Mobile Development

Problem Statement

Teams need a clear, zero-knowledge onboarding path for AI tools, setup, and usage across iOS and Android.

Goals

• Provide a structured, searchable AI docs hierarchy.
• Enable fast setup for Copilot on Xcode and VS Code.
• Document agents, skills, and token budgeting.
• Set guardrails for safe AI usage.

Non-Goals

• Replacing official vendor documentation.
• Providing legal or security approvals.
• Enforcing policy compliance.

Target Audience

• Mobile engineers (iOS and Android).
• New hires and interns.
• Tech leads who onboard team members.

User Stories

• As a new engineer, I can set up Copilot in under 30 minutes.
• As a lead, I can point people to a single AI docs index.
• As a contributor, I can add or update skills guidance.

Success Metrics

• Time-to-setup under 30 minutes for new users.
• Reduced setup questions in chat or onboarding sessions.
• Consistent AI usage aligned with policy.

Scope

• Confluence-ready structure with markdown source.
• iOS and Android setup guides.
• Skills inventory and usage guidance.
• Token usage guidance and troubleshooting.

Content Requirements

• Assume readers are new to AI.
• Use step-by-step instructions and plain language.
• Provide examples for key workflows.
• Explain chat modes (Ask, Edit, Plan, Agent) with concrete examples.

Definition Of Done (Doc Updates)

• New markdown files are linked in docs/ai/index.md.
• Sections include at least one concrete example.
• Instructions are step-by-step and beginner-friendly.
• Formatting is clean (no stray diff markers or broken code blocks).
• Agents.md and README are updated if workflow or structure changes.

Assumptions

• The org has a Copilot Enterprise subscription.
• Editors are standard across teams (Xcode and VS Code).
• Policies for data handling are available elsewhere.

Dependencies

• GitHub Copilot Enterprise access and provisioning.
• Editor plugins and extensions are approved for use.
• A shared location for skills and updates.

Documentation Sync

When scope, workflows, or structure change, update PRD, README, and Agents together.

New chat starts should read Agents.md and state the repo purpose at a high level before proceeding.

Risks and Mitigations

• Outdated instructions: set a review cadence.
• Unclear ownership: assign section owners.
• Overly generic guidance: add platform-specific examples.

Milestones

• Draft structure and initial content.
• Review with iOS and Android leads.
• Publish to Confluence and iterate.

Open Questions

• Who owns each section and review cadence?
• Where should skill repo links be hosted?
• What screenshots and examples are required?