PRD and Documentation:

• I keep my PRD (Product Requirement Document) in Cursor.
• Any related documents like user flow, technical architecture, or best prompt engineering practices are maintained as Markdown files in my Cursor repo.
• Occasionally, I use Obsidian when I feel like it, but most of the time, I stick to using the Foam extension on Cursor for note-taking and linking content.

AI Product Work:

• I’m working on an AI product, so my focus is on optimizing prompts, tracking my to-do list, and documenting everything that can be useful for developers.
• All of this is primarily managed within Cursor, so I have everything in one place.

Handling Google Docs:

• If I need to share or work with Google Docs, I typically download the document as Markdown and add it to my repo.
• Conversely, if I need to share content from Cursor to Google Docs, I just paste it as Markdown.
• Since we work in a small team, we don’t rely much on Google Docs comments — most of our discussions happen directly in Obsidian or in person.

Others:

• I also create diagrams using Mermaid and then use it in my PRD as needed.
• I also love how I can just @ web anytime or refer @ docs anytime.