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chatprd
Cursor MCP Server
chatprd is a Cursor MCP server included in the ChatPRD plugin by ChatPRD.
Product requirements in your editor. Write PRDs from code context, implement from specs, and verify your changes match requirements — powered by ChatPRD's MCP.
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Skills4
check-prd-alignmentCompare current code changes against a PRD to find gaps, deviations, and opportunities. Use before opening a PR, after finishing a feature, or to verify requirement coverage.
implement-from-prdFetch a PRD from ChatPRD and generate a scoped implementation plan using plan mode. Use when starting work on a spec, breaking down a PRD into tasks, or planning how to build a feature.
update-prdUpdate a ChatPRD document to reflect what was actually built. Use after implementation to capture decisions, trade-offs, and deviations from the original spec.
write-prdCreate a product requirements document in ChatPRD from codebase context. Use when speccing a new feature, writing up requirements, or drafting a PRD.
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