Skill Claude CodeCodex
A one-page summary of a product strategy, adapted for executives, internal teams, or outside audiences. It changes the level of detail and wording to match the intended readers.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 78 tokens
6Stars on the repository
133Mods indexed here, across every type
3mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
noneNo LICENSE: all rights reserved, so bodies are not copied
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A stakeholder map is a visual list of people and groups connected to a product, such as decision-makers, resource owners, affected users, and outside parties. It places them in four groups based on their influence and level of concern.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 78 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A document generator for planning how to work with product stakeholders, meaning the people and groups who influence or are affected by a product. It combines a stakeholder map, communication approach, and strategy report into one document.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 71 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A strategy-analysis tool that selects a suitable planning framework based on the product's stage and industry. The frameworks include SWOT, the Ansoff matrix, and Porter's Five Forces.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 56 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A product-design coordinator that organizes work on product requirements, structure, user flows, prototypes, interaction rules, design handoffs, and the effects of document changes. A PRD is a document that explains what a product should do and why.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 141 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A coordinator for generating product ideas and possible solutions through a structured brainstorming workshop. It organizes idea-generation methods such as HMW, SCAMPER, and reverse thinking, then helps narrow the options.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 89 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A coordinator for managing product requirements, including collecting, understanding, and prioritising them. RICE and MoSCoW are methods for comparing importance and urgency.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 69 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A coordinator for testing whether a product idea or plan is worth pursuing. It can direct work on assumptions, a minimum viable product, experiments, usability tests, and risk assessment.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 81 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A change-review skill that examines how updates to a product requirements document or design may affect a project.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 72 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A design-to-development handoff document generator. It combines page lists, routes, feature requirements, and unresolved questions into a document for developers.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 75 tokens
design-ia
59Skill Claude CodeCodex
An information-architecture design tool for organising product content and navigation. It extracts content from a product requirements document, groups related items, suggests navigation patterns, and creates possible card categories.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 89 tokens
design-prd
60Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for generating and managing standardised product requirements documents, or PRDs, from requirements and ideas. A PRD describes what a product should do and guides later information architecture, workflows, and prototypes.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 102 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A prototyping guide covering automatic prototype creation, interaction patterns, and the information needed to carry out the work.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 99 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A user-flow design tool that turns product requirements and information-architecture plans into task flows and user flows, including alternate and error paths.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 82 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A process for selecting and developing the best options from a list of ideas, using side-by-side comparison to support a human decision.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 78 tokens
ideation-hmw
64Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool for creating “How Might We” questions, which turn a problem into open questions that invite possible solutions, using problem statements and user research.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 79 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An idea-generation method based on inversion: studying how something could fail, then turning those failure paths into success conditions and design limits.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 74 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A structured idea-generation method based on SCAMPER, a checklist that examines whether something can be substituted, combined, adapted, changed, reused, removed, or reversed. It starts from a How Might We question and produces product improvement options.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 80 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A structured workshop for generating many product ideas and then narrowing them to the most useful ones. It uses methods such as HMW questions, SCAMPER, and reversal thinking.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 66 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool for turning user flows and prototypes into a detailed interaction design document. It covers interface states, animations, gestures, feedback, accessibility, and unusual or error situations.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 99 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A requirements intake and classification workflow for collecting information about what a product or project needs. It organizes incoming requests before they move to later planning steps.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 88 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for evaluating and ranking product requirements. It supports a requirements pipeline that assesses requests and orders them by priority.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 84 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool for turning a product requirements document into a software requirements specification, or SRS. An SRS is a structured document that explains what developers must build, including technical limits and non-functional needs such as performance or security.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 83 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for automatically understanding and breaking down product requirements. It supports a requirements pipeline that turns broad requests into more manageable parts.
not rated 6 3mo ago A 72 tokens
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: