Amol Avasare: preference

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…What's your approach to crafting that PRD in those cases? Is it ramble into Claude? Is it, do you have a template? Even in those cases, there are times I don't craft a PRD because everything's moving so quickly, right? So there's still some of those cases where I just set up the meeting and then five minutes before, I'll put it into Cowork, some of my thoughts, what credit. "Here are the things that I need to think about," spin up a basic doc and we use it to talk. Other times I won't even have a doc. But if I am creating a PRD, I have basically, a skill that they've created, and then there's projects with all the previous PRDs in there, and then it's pretty simple. It has the format down so I'll just say, "Here are the things I care about. Here's the why. Here's the problem," and flesh out the key considerations, flesh out the cross-functional stakeholders, those types of things. But again, my default is if I can avoid the doc and if we can just jump to action, then that's what we should do and increasingly just jump to prototyping the thing. Yeah. And that's where I think it'll get so interesting once we can automate more of that, just like your assistant talking to the legal assistant, just ironing out all these little, what's important to you, what's important to the ...…

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