AI-First Product Builder skills: falsifiable hypotheses, exposure plans, and the hypothesis-to-evidence experiment loop for prototypes built with coding agents.
How to build an Exposure Plan — an ordered set of accumulative reveal levels that validate a feature's hypothesis layer by layer, each level testing one falsifiable belief. Use when slicing a feature, planning a progressive reveal, designing how to validate a hypothesis in stages, or deciding what to expose to which…
How to turn a product conviction into a falsifiable hypothesis with a measurable experiment — structure, quality bar, and behavioral success criteria. Use when formulating a hypothesis, designing an experiment, defining success criteria for a prototype, or when the user states a belief about users that hasn't been…
AI-First Product Manager skills: synthetic personas, persona interviews (exploration and validation), insight extraction, persona critique panels, and exposure plans.
Present a fuzzy feature idea and get it clarified through evidence-grounded questioning, one question at a time — decisions stay yours, unknowns become assumptions.
The Cognitive Friction Map (MFC) — four categories of cognitive friction (transformation, limiter, standardizer, evaluator points) for finding where AI adds real value in a user journey. Use when analyzing a journey or workflow for AI opportunities, identifying cognitive frictions or bottlenecks in user tasks, or…
Design a survey questionnaire from what you want to measure or validate — grounded in your insights and assumptions, ready to paste into any survey tool.
Structure and quality bar for evidence-grounded feature specs — problem, user journey, critical user stories with acceptance criteria, and a falsifiable hypothesis. Use when writing a feature spec or PRD, defining user stories or acceptance criteria, mapping a user journey, or turning insights into a spec.
How to extract actionable product insights from user interview transcripts (real or synthetic) — focus areas, quality bar, and output format. Use when analyzing interviews, synthesizing research, extracting insights, or turning transcripts and user feedback into product decisions.
How to design an interview guide (discussion guide) for real user research — from learning goals to open, non-leading questions, funnel structure, and probes. Use when designing an interview, writing interview questions, preparing a discussion guide, or planning research conversations with real users.
How to run a persona critique — a synthetic persona reviews a spec, PRD, or product idea in character and returns a structured rating with strengths, concerns, and suggestions. Use when critiquing a spec with personas, getting user feedback on a document, running a review panel, or stress-testing a PRD from the user's…