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.

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.

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• Outdated instructions: set a review cadence.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?