Plugin Claude Code
Product judgment for product engineers who own the bet. Paste a feature request, a call transcript, or which customers to talk to — leave with a bet you can defend, better questions, or the ask that unblocks.
Plugin Claude Code
Product judgment for product engineers who own the bet. Paste a feature request, a call transcript, or which customers to talk to — leave with a bet you can defend, better questions, or the ask that unblocks.
Plugin Claude Code
Product judgment for product engineers who own the bet. Paste a feature request, a call transcript, or which customers to talk to — leave with a bet you can defend, better questions, or the ask that unblocks.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extracts what a customer conversation revealed — current behavior, workarounds, quoted proof — then triangulates against tickets, CRM, issues, or the repo. Use when the user wants insights from a call, what it means, whether signal is a pattern, or what ticket to file. "Extract some insights." / "What did we learn?" /…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Shapes an internal message so a sound bet survives the retelling — explaining the roadmap to the team, a founder or exec update, a resource ask — anchored on observed customer behavior. Use when the thinking is right but the telling is diluting it. "Help my CEO understand this bet." / "Explain the quarterly roadmap to…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Turns a customer conversation into one anchor sentence and 4-5 spoken questions — and finds two or three people likely to react strongly when nobody's named. Use when the user has a call scheduled, wants prep for a support call or screen-share, or needs someone to react to a prototype. "Prep me for the Acme call." /…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Pressure-tests product bets, feature requests, and roadmap items against current customer behavior — workarounds, not hypotheticals. Use when the user wants to challenge an idea, decode a feature request, pick a priority, or build conviction on what to ship. "Pressure-test this." / "We need a dashboard." / "Should we…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Coaches interviewing technique from a call — grades the tape, not the product. Use when the user asks how the call went, what they missed, where they led the customer, or how to interview better. "What did I miss?" / "How did I do on this call?" / "Grade this interview." / "How can I ask better customer questions?" Do…