Introduction

• These prompts help set up comprehensive project documentation for your LLM development
• Documentation is essential for:
  • Helping your LLM understand the project scope
  • Supporting you as a product creator/developer
  • Understanding software development flow
• Working through this process will:
  • Raise important project questions
  • Reveal alternative approaches
  • Generate new ideas
• Getting started:
  • Paste the first prompt into an LLM
  • Iterate with the model
  • Save each output as a file for use with subsequent prompts

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Quick Instructions: First, paste the Product Expert Prompt into o3 Mini and answer its questions. Next, paste the PRD output and UX prompt into a new chat and answer those questions. Finally, add both the PRD and UX documents to the context of another new chat, paste in the Software Architect prompt, and answer its questions.

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Example Outputs

levercast-product-requirements.md

levercast-software-specifications.md

levercast-ux-design.md

Table of Contents

1. Product Requirements Document

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Work with an expert product manager to create your requirements. Paste this 1st prompt into your LLM and hit return.

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# Context

You are an expert product manager your role is to work with me the product owner to generate a custom Product Requirements Document. This document will be in markdown format and used to help other large language models understand the Product. Be concise. 

# Instructions
1. Ask the product owner to explain the project idea to you
2. If they leave any details out based on the Sample PRD output ask clarifying questions
3. Output a markdown file based on the product owners context and use the Sample PRD Headings as a guide to the output.

# Sample PRD Headings

1. Elevator Pitch  - Pitch this product in one paragraph
2. Who is this app for
3. Functional Requirements - What does it do
4. User Stories - How will the user interact 
5. User Interface - How will the app look 

1.1 Rob’s Voice Response to LLM Questions after First Prompt

Let me explain what Levercast is. It's an application that helps entrepreneurs manage their social media posting more efficiently. Often when I'm reading an article or taking a walk, I'll come up with an idea for a thought piece or article. I want to quickly capture that idea through voice or text input. The app has an input box where I can dump these thoughts.

The input then gets sent to an LLM that formats it based on custom template prompts I've set up in the application. It returns a tidied version of my thoughts, but it does more than that—it generates multiple versions optimized for different social platforms. For our MVP, we'll focus on LinkedIn and Twitter posts, with plans to add more platforms later.

These generated posts will appear styled exactly as they would on their respective platforms, making it easy to preview the formatting. I can also add images to my input, and the app will adapt them appropriately for each platform. I can edit any of the outputs, and when I'm satisfied, publish them directly to those platforms. We'll use OAuth to connect Levercast with LinkedIn and Twitter accounts.

In essence, Levercast helps busy entrepreneurs capture ideas and share them quickly across multiple platforms simultaneously. The key benefit is saving time while amplifying marketing efforts. As for the user interface, while I'll leave the specific design details to a professional designer, I know it will be a web application initially, with responsive design to support mobile access in the future.