An AI coding agent skill that transforms rough business requests, screenshots, or existing documents into highly structured, actionable product requirement artifacts.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install requirement-analysis-assistant
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
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Help me install requirement-analysis-assistant using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
The Requirement Analysis Assistant is a technical skill designed for Openclaw Skills environments to bridge the gap between abstract business ideas and structured technical execution. It enables AI agents to work as collaborative product analysis assistants, generating high-quality drafts, highlighting explicit assumptions, exposing missing inputs, and flagging implementation risks.
By acting as a supportive co-pilot for product managers, developers, and QA teams, this skill ensures that requirements for web campaigns, recharge hubs, SDK integrations, and admin modules are robust and clear. It handles everything from requirement review to active feature breakdown, keeping engineering teams aligned before a single line of production code is written.
Integrate this skill into your agent workspace by installing the skill definition bundle and placing the essential structural templates into your reference directory.
# Create the references directory within your agent workspace
mkdir -p references/
# Populate standard validation reference files
touch references/prd-template.md \
references/publishing-scenarios.md \
references/visual-prototype.md \
references/quality-checklist.md
Configure your configuration framework to point to the skill file, enabling the agent to load the reference contexts when triggered by requirement analysis tasks.
The skill standardizes unstructured inputs into organized taxonomies. Below is the file metadata and documentation schema used for visual and textual data organization:
| Output Category | Data Modules Included | Core Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Standard PRD Draft | Objectives, Scope, Functional Breakdown, Interaction Rules, Edge Cases, Acceptance Criteria | Comprehensive technical alignment |
| Visual Analysis | Visible Content Facts, Inferred Functional Rules, Open Questions | Separating visual evidence from assumptions |
| Prototype Outline | Page List, Component Hierarchy, State Matrix (Empty/Loading/Success/Error) | Interaction architecture and form schema |
| HTML Demo File | Self-contained HTML/CSS/JS layout, UI State Toggles, Placeholder labels | Rapid feedback loops and visual alignment |
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