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Skills/SSDIWU/PRODUCT THINKING

ssdiwu/product-thinking

1 skill · 0 installs · 12 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/ssdiwu/product-thinking

Skills in this repo

1Product ThinkingProduct-thinking is a collaboration skill for solo and indie builders who need product judgment—not another feature list—from an AI agent. It is built for moments when you have a half-formed idea, a bloated backlog, or a live product that “feels wrong” but you cannot name why. The workflow begins by identifying what kind of product work you are doing and how uncertain the situation is, then commits to one of three postures: diagnostic (what is broken or unclear), founder (what to pursue and what to cut), or builder (what to ship next under constraints). Across modes it enforces discriminating questions, explicit red flags, and rules against empty praise so recommendations stay falsifiable. Deliverables read like a concise product memo: what you observe, what you conclude, what should alarm you, what to do this week, and how to validate the bet cheaply. Use it whenever you are deciding whether a need is real, which job users hire you for, how small an MVP can be, or what experiment proves the next decision—without locking the skill to a single journey phase.0installs