PM Skills
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Using AI agents as a PM
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- Builds proven PM frameworks into AI workflows, supporting structured product decision-making rather than simple document generation
- Provides 8 plugins for Claude Code/Cowork, 65 PM skills, and 36 chained workflows as open source
- Covers 8 domains across the whole PM area: discovery, strategy, execution, market research, data analytics, GTM, marketing/growth, and utilities
- Skills load automatically based on conversation context, and commands chain multiple skills together to run end-to-end processes
- Skills: the basic unit that provides knowledge, frameworks, and workflows for a specific PM task. Can also be invoked explicitly
- Commands: imperative processes that connect multiple skills to run a complete workflow
- e.g. /discover → idea brainstorming → assumption identification → prioritization → experiment design
- pm-product-discovery: 13 skills including idea discovery, assumption validation, experiment design, and interview scripts
- pm-product-strategy: 12 skills including vision, business model, pricing strategy, and competitive analysis
- pm-execution: 15 skills including PRD, OKR, roadmap, sprint, retrospective, and test scenarios
- pm-market-research: 7 skills including personas, segmentation, journey maps, market sizing, and competitor analysis
- pm-data-analytics: 3 skills including SQL generation, cohort analysis, and A/B test analysis
- pm-go-to-market: 6 skills including go-to-market strategy, ICP, messaging, growth loops, and GTM motions
- pm-marketing-growth: 5 skills including marketing ideas, positioning, naming, and North Star Metric
- pm-toolkit: 4 skills including resume review, NDA, privacy policy, and proofreading
- Each skill builds in the principles of proven PM frameworks
- Teresa Torres : Continuous Discovery Habits
- Marty Cagan : Inspired, Transformed, Empowered
- Alberto Savoia : The Right It, Pretotype It
- Includes frameworks from Dan Olsen, Roger L. Martin, Ash Maurya, Strategyzer, Christina Wodtke, Anthony W. Ulwick, Alistair Croll & Benjamin Yoskovitz, Sean Ellis, Maja Voje, and others
- Designed for continuous flow between commands, suggesting the next step after one command completes