ai-pm
01Plugin Claude Code
A set of workflow skills and slash commands for product managers who do not write code.
Plugin Claude Code
A set of workflow skills and slash commands for product managers who do not write code.
Agent Claude Code
A separate engineering review session for code, pull requests, and technical decisions. A pull request is a proposed code change submitted for review before it is added to a project.
Agent Claude Code
A separate review session that examines strategy, priorities, resources, and product documents from an executive point of view. A PRD is a document describing what a product or feature should do.
Agent Claude Code
A separate research session that combines interview transcripts, surveys, and product-usage logs into insights. Discovery is the early stage of learning what users need.
Instructions file
A Claude Code instruction file for the AI_PM project. It describes the project's guide, writing rules, workflows, and tools.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool that compares three to five competitors using the same criteria and creates a comparison table and battlecard. A battlecard is a short reference for explaining how a product differs from competitors.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool that combines interview transcripts, survey responses, and product-usage logs into an insights table for PM decisions. Low-frequency findings are labelled as weak signals instead of being treated as confirmed insights.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool that reads A/B test results from CSV files or tables and writes a report section for a PM. An A/B test compares two versions, while guardrails are safety or quality limits that results must not break.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A method for turning interviews and feature requests into job statements: what situation a person is in, what they want to do, and what result they expect. A job is the task someone is trying to accomplish, not the feature they ask for.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A builder for KPI definition cards. A KPI, or key performance indicator, is a measurement used to track a goal; each card records its name, formula, data source, response threshold, owner, and counterexamples.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A planning tree that starts with a desired outcome and connects user needs to possible solutions and tests. An opportunity means a user need or pain, not a proposed solution.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guided tool for creating a product requirements document, or PRD—the written plan for what a product or feature should do. It uses Socratic questions to challenge assumptions and presents multiple options.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A product-planning method that starts by writing the launch press release and frequently asked questions before building the product. The documents describe customer value and answer difficult questions in plain language.
Command
A command that gathers recent signals from Slack, Linear, Notion, GitHub, and a calendar, then condenses them into five priorities for a product manager’s day.
Command
A command for comparing three to five named competitors using the same criteria and producing a structured analysis table plus a draft battlecard.
Command
An analysis command that combines interview transcripts, survey results, and usage logs such as CSV, JSON, or notes. It produces an insight table that a product manager can turn into a product requirements document or experiment.
Command
A project setup command for product managers who are not developers and are starting to use Claude Code.
Command
A command for writing a blameless postmortem, a review of a launch, experiment, or incident that focuses on events and causes rather than assigning fault.
Command
A command that creates a first draft of a PRD, or product requirements document describing what a new feature or project should achieve.
Command
A retrospective command that reviews recent Claude Code conversations for repeated fixes, instructions, and mistakes.
Command
A review command for checking a pull request, chapter, or document through four verification stages.
Command
A guided beginner course for product managers learning Claude Code, a coding assistant that works from the command line.
Command
A guided course for product managers who already know basic conversations with Claude Code.
Command
A guided product-management exercise covering Discovery, Definition, and Delivery, from understanding a problem to handing over a solution.