TheUrlist PRD

prd.md

Project Requirements Document: The Urlist Website

The following table outlines the detailed functional requirements of The Urlist website.

Requirement ID	Description	User Story	Expected Behavior/Outcome
FR001	Creating a New URL List	As a user, I want to be able to start a new, empty list so I can begin adding URLs.	The system should provide a clear way for the user to initiate the creation of a new list, potentially presenting an empty list view or an "add new list" button.
FR002	Adding URLs to a List	As a user, I want to be able to input or paste URLs into my list so I can compile the resources I want to share.	The system should provide an input field or mechanism for users to enter URLs. Upon submission, the URL should be added to the list.
FR003	Viewing URLs in a List	As a user, I want to be able to see all the URLs I have added to my list so I can review and manage them.	The system should display the list of added URLs, potentially with their automatically fetched titles and descriptions.
FR004	Editing URLs in a List	As a user, I want to be able to edit a URL in my list if I made a mistake or if the link has changed.	The system should provide a way for users to modify the URL of an existing item in the list.
FR005	Deleting URLs from a List	As a user, I want to be able to remove a URL from my list if it's no longer relevant or if I added it by mistake.	The system should provide a mechanism for users to delete individual URLs from their list.
FR006	Customizing the List URL	As a user, I want to be able to choose a custom URL for my list so it's easy to remember and share.	The system should provide an input field where users can specify their desired custom URL. It should also handle cases where the chosen URL is already taken.
FR007	Automatic URL Generation	As a user, if I don't want to think of a custom URL, I want the system to automatically create one for my list so I can still share it.	The system should generate a unique and shareable URL for the list if the user doesn't provide one.
FR008	Publishing a List	As a user, I want to be able to publish my list so that others can view the collection of URLs.	Upon publishing, the list should be saved and made publicly accessible at the associated URL.
FR009	Sharing a List	As a user, I want to be able to easily share the link to my list with others through various channels.	The system should provide the user with the URL of their list, potentially with options for copying it.
FR010	Accessing a Shared List	As a recipient, I want to be able to view the collection of URLs by clicking on or entering the shared link.	When a user visits a The Urlist link, they should be presented with the list of URLs.
FR011	Viewing all lists	As a user, I want to be able to see all the lists I have created so I can manage them easily.	The system should provide a dashboard or overview page where users can see all their created lists.
FR012	Deleting a List	As a user, I want to be able to delete an entire list if I no longer need it.	The system should provide a way for users to delete their entire list, including all associated URLs.

I hadn't watched the chose your models part esp Ollama on local. Its 4am but am trying that right now

WOW! I try MCP in VScode. Good!!

Awesome!!!

You are doing game chaining things

mcp is a great tool.

Thanks for sharing. I'm glad I can set rules, use MCP, and provide project requirements.

Can you share the current repo with the copilot instructions as well as the database schema and the drizzle folder? I want to replicate this and see if I get the same results

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Thanks for sharing this!

Is there an official format for this PRD, or is this mostly handled with NLP?

This has been the best PRD I have seen. Combine this with Linear, Notion, and GitHub MCP to maximize your agent output.

great! vscode is catching up

Can you share the current repo with the copilot instructions as well as the database schema and the drizzle folder? I want to replicate this and see if I get the same results

Find it here: https://github.com/burkeholland?tab=repositories

this is so great! really excited to make some projects with this

Hey, thanks for this video! helpful—covered key points like Agent Mode, MCP Servers, and Project Requirements Document. Great job, super useful for everyone! 🙌🔥

Fantastic work and thank you for sharing the video. Will be testing this all weekend.

Does Copilot discover the prd.md automatically in the project?

Does Copilot discover the prd.md automatically in the project?

You can add it as an attachment in the copilot chat window. Or simply open the prd doc and highlight the entirety of its contents (not sure you need to highlight it or not)

I tired out the Agent Mode in VS Code today. Absolutely fantastic!!!

Agent Mode is really the next step. I love it.

Awesome thanks @burkeholland

Thanks for sharing

thanks!

Can you share the current repo with the copilot instructions as well as the database schema and the drizzle folder? I want to replicate this and see if I get the same results

Find it here: https://github.com/burkeholland?tab=repositories

The repo the-urlist-astro is empty

Can you share the current repo with the copilot instructions as well as the database schema and the drizzle folder? I want to replicate this and see if I get the same results

I've found similar copilot-instructions here: https://gist.github.com/burkeholland/bfa38d14b3ec4d5f1ec509656370d62e

But I used this version combined with the one in the video and the missing parts:
https://gist.github.com/titobundy/25d5a0557a02e40f4b28c0ddb4fff0b3

You can add it as an attachment in the copilot chat window. Or simply open the prd doc and highlight the entirety of its contents (not sure you need to highlight it or not)

Okay, thanks. So, the location (and name) of prd.md doesn't actually matter. It can be in the solution's root or in a subdirectory like Doc/. Is that correct?

thank you for this!

Okay, thanks. So, the location (and name) of prd.md doesn't actually matter. In can be in the solution's root or in a subdirectory like Doc. Is that correct?

Yes, you're correct that the name and the location of the PRD doesn't matter here. One just needs to drag & drop the PRD into the agent panel and instruct the agent to use it to build out the project.

Okay, thanks. So, the location (and name) of prd.md doesn't actually matter. In can be in the solution's root or in a subdirectory like Doc. Is that correct?

Yes, you're correct that the name and the location of the PRD doesn't matter here. One just needs to drag & drop the PRD into the agent panel and instruct the agent to use it to build out the project.

Thanks!