pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management
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1Prd Writerprd-writer is a skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that generates comprehensive product requirements documents using a proven product management framework combining industry best practices for day-to-day PM work. The skill accepts a feature name argument and works best with product context, relevant data or research, constraints, and a clear statement of goals. Developers and product managers reach for prd-writer when starting a new feature or product initiative and need structured documentation before engineering breakdown. Output covers the standard PRD sections expected in professional product workflows, turning informal feature ideas into scoping artifacts that downstream skills like analyze-issue can later decompose into technical specifications.852installs2Feature Prioritization Assistantfeature-prioritization-assistant is a product management agent skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that applies the RICE framework to prioritize features systematically. Given product context, optional research data, and a list of candidate features, the skill scores reach, impact, confidence, and effort then ranks items for data-driven roadmap, sprint, or MVP cut-line decisions on SaaS and platform products. Developers and PMs reach for feature-prioritization-assistant when building a product roadmap and need consistent prioritization instead of subjective stack ranking. The skill accepts an argument hint for features to evaluate and combines industry PM best practices for practical day-to-day backlog triage. It suits quarterly planning sessions, sprint commitment meetings, and MVP scope reduction when tradeoffs must be explicit and comparable across initiatives.463installs3Thinking In Betsthinking-in-bets is a product management agent skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that implements the Thinking in Bets framework for decisions under uncertainty. Install with `npx skills add pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management --skill thinking-in-bets`. The skill separates decision quality from outcomes, surfaces testable assumptions, and runs pre-mortems and kill criteria when comparing roadmap bets, pricing moves, or risky feature investments. It ships as one skill inside a plugin advertising 26+ PM frameworks for Claude Code, Cursor, and compatible agents. Reach for thinking-in-bets when teams need probabilistic framing, bias reduction, and explicit bet documentation instead of hindsight-driven postmortems or gut-feel prioritization.381installs4User Feedback Synthesizeruser-feedback-synthesizer is a Claude Code PM skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that analyzes multi-source user feedback through a five-step framework: cluster themes, assign severity, suggest solutions, prioritize by impact and frequency, and surface quick wins. Paste interview transcripts, support tickets, survey responses, or review text plus product context, and the skill returns actionable insight clusters rather than raw quotes. The bundled example processes 50 support tickets and 20 interview transcripts into three prioritized themes with solution recommendations. Reach for user-feedback-synthesizer after user interviews, when a support backlog needs triage, or before roadmap planning when pain points span channels and need a single severity-ranked view.371installs5Product Led Growthproduct-led-growth is a product management skill implementing proven PLG frameworks from Elena Verna and Hila Qu for SaaS teams where the product drives acquisition, activation, and monetization. The skill helps design freemium models, free trial flows, self-serve onboarding, viral invite mechanics, product-qualified lead (PQL) signals, and bottom-up upgrade paths. Developers and PMs reach for product-led-growth when asked about product-led growth, PLG strategy, self-serve growth, freemium model design, free trial optimization, product-led sales, or bottoms-up growth motions. Input requires product context, relevant data, and research constraints so recommendations are practical for day-to-day PM work. The skill focuses on loops where users discover value inside the product rather than through outbound sales, covering activation milestones and expansion triggers that convert free users to paid tiers.355installs6Jobs To Be Donejobs-to-be-done is a product management skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that implements Clayton Christensen and Bob Moesta's Jobs to be Done framework inside Claude Code. Instead of demographic personas, the skill reframes discovery around the progress customers seek—functional, emotional, and social jobs—when they choose, switch, or abandon software. It activates on JTBD, churn analysis, customer interview prep, hire-and-fire product decisions, and true competitor identification. The workflow expects product context plus optional research data, then shifts questions from what customers want to what progress they are trying to make. Developers and PMs reach for jobs-to-be-done when positioning messaging feels feature-led, churn root causes are unclear, or roadmap bets need validation against real struggling moments rather than assumed user wants.349installs7Okrsokrs is a product-planning skill that helps developers and engineering leaders draft quarterly OKRs aligned to company strategy, then break objectives into measurable key results with a progress-review cadence. okrs activates on prompts like “set OKRs”, “quarterly OKR planning”, “align objectives”, and “measure OKR progress”, and it outputs structured OKR text suitable for planning docs and exec check-ins. Developers reach for okrs when roadmaps are vague, initiatives are competing, or success criteria are missing from epics and milestones. okrs is most useful when you need crisp outcomes and leading indicators that can be tracked across sprints and retrospectives.341installs8Shape Upshape-up is an agent skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that implements the Shape Up method created by Ryan Singer at Basecamp. The skill triggers on shape up, run a shaping session, set an appetite, scope a project without estimates, betting table, or ship in fixed cycles. Shape Up uses fixed time boxes, variable scope, and collaborative shaping to escape estimate-driven development and Scrum fatigue. Inputs include product context, feature ideas, and constraints; outputs are bounded six-week bets with explicit appetite, identified rabbit holes, and circuit breakers. Engineering leads and PMs reach for shape-up when backlog grooming produces endless tickets but shipping predictably matters more than precision estimates.340installs9Ab Test Designerab-test-designer is a product management skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management for engineers and PMs planning feature experiments before variant code ships. The skill designs robust A/B tests with clear hypotheses, success metrics, sample-size estimates, guardrail metrics, and rollout plans using an industry PM framework. Developers reach for ab-test-designer when testing a new feature, validating a conversion hypothesis, or optimizing funnels and need experiment specs engineers can implement confidently. Input includes product context, optional research data, and the change under test via an argument hint for the feature or variation. The output is a structured experiment plan that reduces underpowered tests and missing guardrails. Skip it when experiments already have signed-off statistical design, for qualitative-only discovery, or when no measurable metric exists for the change.338installs10Strategic Narrativestrategic-narrative is a product-management skill in pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management implementing Andy Raskin's Strategic Narrative framework. It helps teams move pitches from feature lists into stories about market change—defining the problem shift, villain, stakes, and promised future that align executives, sales, and marketing before public messaging goes live. Developers and PMs reach for strategic-narrative when asked for a strategic narrative, company story, movement narrative, or pitch deck rooted in why customers should care now. The skill expects context about the product, market, and audience, then applies proven PM patterns for practical day-to-day narrative work rather than generic copywriting.335installs11Monetizing Innovationmonetizing-innovation is a pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management skill based on Madhavan Ramanujam's Monetizing Innovation framework from Simon-Kucher. It helps product and engineering leaders design pricing strategy, measure willingness to pay, choose value metrics, structure good-better-best packaging tiers, and decide subscription versus usage pricing before committing to billing infrastructure. Developers invoke monetizing-innovation when requests mention pricing strategy, willingness to pay, value metric, packaging tiers, good better best pricing, subscription vs usage pricing, or price before product. The skill combines industry PM best practices for practical day-to-day decisions where pricing must validate before engineering invests in metering, entitlements, and payment flows. Reach for monetizing-innovation during feature scoping when monetization assumptions need structured testing instead of guesswork baked into irreversible schema design. Outputs include pricing hypotheses, tier structures, and value-metric recommendations attached to product briefs.325installs12Working Backwardsworking-backwards is a product-management skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management implementing Amazon's Working Backwards methodology. Instead of starting from technology capability, it inverts product definition: identify the customer problem, describe the ideal outcome, then derive the build plan. The core artifact is an internal press release plus FAQ written before any implementation begins—if the press release is not compelling, the product is not ready. Developers and PMs invoke it when defining a new product or major feature, evaluating competing ideas, aligning stakeholders, or deciding whether an idea warrants engineering investment. Trigger phrases include working backwards, PR/FAQ, Amazon PR/FAQ, write a press release, define a new product, or write a customer-focused PRD. The skill is not intended for incremental A/B tests, bug fixes, or execution on already-defined products where the overhead exceeds the benefit.318installs13Opportunity Solution Treesopportunity-solution-trees is a pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management skill implementing Teresa Torres's Opportunity Solution Tree with four levels: desired outcome, opportunities, solutions, and experiments. The agent helps articulate a single measurable outcome, extract three to seven customer-framed opportunities, prioritize with Opportunity Score (Importance × [1 − Satisfaction]), brainstorm at least three solutions per opportunity with Product Trio input, and design fast assumption tests for value, usability, viability, and feasibility. Engineering leads and PMs reach for this skill when discovery feels like a feature backlog, when stakeholders disagree on what problem to solve, or when continuous discovery needs a shared visual map tied to OKRs.315installs14Design Sprintdesign-sprint is a pmprompt skill implementing Jake Knapp's Design Sprint framework from Google Ventures, compressing months of debate and build time into one focused week. The five-day process runs map, sketch, decide, prototype, and test phases, ending Friday with a realistic prototype tested against 5 target customers. The skill replaces endless brainstorming with structured individual sketching, gives one Decider authority, and favors fake-but-realistic prototypes over production code. A developer or PM reaches for design-sprint when starting a high-stakes feature, resolving stakeholder misalignment, or validating behavioral change before allocating engineering sprint capacity.313installs15Growth Loopsgrowth-loops is a pmprompt product-management agent skill that applies the Growth Loops framework from Brian Balfour, Reforge, and Elena Verna to shift teams from linear funnels toward compounding growth systems. The skill activates on requests to build a growth engine, design viral or content loops, move beyond paid acquisition, or diagnose why growth is not compounding, then structures loops where output becomes the next cycle's input across acquisition, activation, retention, and referral stages. Developers and PMs reach for growth-loops when planning SaaS lifecycle mechanics, embedding referral or content flywheels into product roadmaps, or translating growth strategy into implementable loop diagrams before engineering sprints. It lives in pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management as a practical PM workflow skill rather than a marketing copy generator, and expects product context as input to produce actionable loop designs.311installs16Seven Powersseven-powers is a pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management skill applying Hamilton Helmer's 7 Powers framework to reveal economic structures that protect business value from competition. The skill triggers on requests about 7 Powers, competitive moats, defensibility analysis, sustainable advantage, or economic moats. It helps developers and PMs identify which power—such as scale economies, network effects, or switching costs—applies to a product and where gaps remain. Inputs include product context, features, problems, and supporting research or constraints. Outputs are framework-aligned moat assessments and strategic bet recommendations for practical PM use rather than code generation. Reach for seven-powers during strategy reviews before committing to a roadmap or positioning narrative.311installs17Pmf Surveypmf-survey is a pmprompt skill implementing the Sean Ellis Product-Market Fit Survey, popularized by Rahul Vohra at Superhuman. The core question asks how disappointed users would be if they could no longer use the product, with responses scored as very disappointed, somewhat disappointed, or not disappointed. Sean Ellis found that companies reaching 40% or more very disappointed responses almost always grew successfully, while those below 40% struggled. The skill turns survey data into a prioritized roadmap aimed at raising the PMF score. A developer or PM reaches for pmf-survey when quantifying fit before major engineering investment, identifying the best customer segment, or presenting retention data to stakeholders.310installs18Stakeholder Update Generatorstakeholder-update-generator is a Claude plugin skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that turns product, feature, or sprint change context into polished stakeholder updates and release notes. The skill accepts an argument hint for shipped work and optional research or constraints, then applies an industry PM framework to produce a five-section document: high-level summary, key accomplishments with user benefits, improvements and fixes, metrics when available, and upcoming next steps. Developers and product managers reach for stakeholder-update-generator when shipping features, closing sprints, writing user-facing release notes, or preparing leadership and investor status briefs without drafting narrative copy from scratch. Audience and tone are configurable across Professional, Casual, or Technical styles for Users, Leadership, Engineering, or Investors. Output is ready-to-send stakeholder communication rather than raw engineering changelog bullets.309installs19Positioning Canvaspositioning-canvas is a PM skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management based on April Dunford's framework from Obviously Awesome. The skill helps developers and product managers define competitive alternatives, differentiated value, target customers, and market category when asked to position a product, differentiate from competitors, or figure out category fit. Developers reach for positioning-canvas before drafting positioning copy, pricing pages, landing messaging, or repositioning briefs for a new offer. Output is a completed positioning canvas with clear category, ICP, differentiation, and proof points ready for marketing and engineering alignment.307installs20Product Led Seoproduct-led-seo is a Claude Code agent skill from the pmprompt product management plugin that implements Eli Schwartz's Product-Led SEO framework for teams deciding whether search can drive acquisition and how to build for searcher intent instead of keywords alone. The skill triggers on phrases like programmatic SEO, product-led SEO, build programmatic pages, and optimize for AI search, guiding evaluation of SEO ROI, mid-funnel conversion strategy, and programmatic page architecture modeled on Zapier, Tinder, Quora, and SurveyMonkey. Developers and PMs supply product context, constraints, and goals; the skill outputs strategic direction on template SEO, content hubs from product data, and AI Overview readiness rather than generating pages or code. Reach for product-led-seo when planning scale page systems or aligning product and marketing on search. Skip it when buyers do not search for solutions or need results in weeks. Install via npx skills add pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management alongside 30 bundled PM framework skills.305installs21Trustworthy Experimentstrustworthy-experiments is a product-management Claude skill grounded in Ronny Kohavi's Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments framework. The skill walks developers and PMs through designing controlled experiments with clear hypotheses, sample-size planning, guardrail metrics, and pre-registered analysis plans before shipping pricing, onboarding, or feature changes. It activates on prompts about A/B tests, statistical significance, false positives, and experiment guardrails. Developers reach for trustworthy-experiments when they need to structure an experiment correctly rather than ship a change and debate noisy metrics afterward.305installs22Hooked Modelhooked-model is a product management skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management based on Nir Eyal's Hooked Model. It guides agents through designing habit-forming product loops using four elements: Trigger, Action, Variable Reward, and Investment. The skill helps translate product context, research, and constraints into concrete loop designs that increase unprompted return visits while avoiding manipulative dark patterns. Developers and PMs reach for hooked-model when scoping features, onboarding flows, or engagement mechanics and need a structured framework instead of ad hoc retention ideas.303installs23Radical CandorRadical Candor is a Claude Code skill from the pmprompt product-management plugin that implements Kim Scott's Radical Candor framework for challenging directly while caring personally. The skill activates on phrases like "radical candor," "give feedback that cares," "have a difficult conversation," "challenge directly," "manage performance issues," and "give praise that lands." It takes product context, relevant data, research, and constraints as input, then walks through structured feedback language for 1:1s, performance conversations, and guidance requests. Developers and engineering leads reach for Radical Candor when they need to address execution gaps or interpersonal tension without eroding team trust.299installs24Hierarchy Of Marketplaceshierarchy-of-marketplaces is a Claude skill from pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management that implements Sarah Tavel's Hierarchy of Marketplaces framework from Benchmark. The skill helps developers and product leaders sequence supply and demand, diagnose chicken-and-egg problems, and plan GMV growth mechanics for two-sided platforms. It triggers on marketplace strategy questions covering liquidity, tipping points, and defensible network effects. Developers reach for hierarchy-of-marketplaces when scoping incentives, launch sequencing, or trust layers before writing marketplace code. The framework progresses from focused launch tactics to market dominance patterns used in day-to-day PM work.297installs25Hierarchy Of Engagementhierarchy-of-engagement is a pmprompt/claude-plugin-product-management skill implementing Sarah Tavel's Hierarchy of Engagement framework from Benchmark. The skill activates when teams need to define a core action, North Star metric, accruing benefits, retention mechanics, or engagement ladder language. It maps progression from a product's core action through mounting loss—the benefits users accumulate that make leaving costly. Developers and PMs use hierarchy-of-engagement to translate qualitative retention goals into prioritized feature bets for consumer products. The skill expects product context, relevant data, and constraints as inputs and returns framework-aligned recommendations for day-to-day PM work rather than code changes. Outputs include engagement level definitions, core action proposals, and retention mechanic suggestions.296installs