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A pre-mortem guide for imagining that a product launch has failed and working backward to identify why. It sorts concerns into real risks, exaggerated concerns, and issues that have not been discussed enough.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A reference guide to nine ways of deciding what product work should come first. It explains methods such as RICE, ICE, Kano, MoSCoW, opportunity scoring, and decision matrices.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A release-notes writing guide that turns tickets, product requirements, or change logs into updates for users. It groups changes into new features, improvements, fixes, and other release-related categories.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A structured Sprint retrospective guide. A Sprint is a short, fixed work period, and a retrospective is a team meeting to review what went well, what went poorly, and what to improve.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A sprint-planning guide for a short software-development work period. It helps choose work from a prioritized backlog, estimate team availability, and plan what can be completed.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A stakeholder map lists the people and groups affected by a project, then places them in a grid based on their decision-making power and level of interest. It adds a communication plan for each group.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language workflow for turning meeting recordings, notes, or transcripts into structured meeting minutes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for turning user stories into detailed test scenarios. A test scenario describes the goal, starting conditions, user role, steps, edge cases, and expected results.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A method for writing user stories: short descriptions of what a user needs, why they need it, and how completion will be checked. It uses the 3C approach—card, conversation, and confirmation—and the INVEST qualities for well-scoped stories.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A format for writing product work items with three parts: why the work matters, what will be built, and how to tell it is complete. WWA means Why, What, and Acceptance criteria.
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A go-to-market planning package for product managers. Go-to-market means deciding how a product will reach customers, including its target users, launch approach, and growth strategy.
Command
A sales reference sheet for comparing your product with a specific competitor. It covers positioning, feature and pricing comparisons, customer objections, and sales conversation strategies.
Command
A growth-strategy command that evaluates growth loops and go-to-market approaches for products. A growth loop is a repeatable cycle in which product use helps attract or retain more users.
Command
A go-to-market launch planning command. Go-to-market, or GTM, means the plan for bringing a product, feature, or package to its intended customers.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A market-selection skill for choosing the first customer group to target when launching a product. This first target is called a beachhead segment because it provides an initial foothold for later expansion.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for making a competitive battlecard: a short reference that compares your offering with a named competitor for sales conversations.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A growth-loop design skill that examines five repeatable ways product activity can bring in or retain users: viral sharing, continued use, collaboration, user-created content, and referrals.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A go-to-market planning guide for choosing how a product reaches potential customers. It covers inbound marketing, outbound sales, paid advertising, communities, partners, account-based marketing, and product-led growth.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A go-to-market planning skill for deciding how to launch a product, reach its intended customers, describe its value, and measure results.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An ideal-customer-profile skill that uses research and customer data to describe the people or organizations most likely to gain value, stay, and expand their use of a product. ICP means ideal customer profile.
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A product-management research package for studying customers, market segments, opinions, and competing products. The description is in Chinese and provides no further operating details.
Command
A feedback-analysis command that turns reviews, survey answers, support tickets, and NPS replies into organized findings about customer opinions.
Command
A competitive-analysis command that researches direct and indirect alternatives, compares their positioning, strengths, weaknesses, features, and pricing, and identifies ways a product could stand apart.
Command
A user-research command that turns surveys, interviews, support tickets, feedback, and product data into user profiles, behavior groups, and customer journey maps.