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.
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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.
lenar-amirov/product-pipeline-public
Skill Claude Code
Generates the strategic story connecting your roadmap to company goals in a form non-technical stakeholders can repeat. Also structures Gate presentation narratives with source-backed claims. Use when user needs to "explain the roadmap", "present strategy to leadership", "create a narrative for all-hands", "build…
uimarch123-arch/ai-pm-atom-lesson
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool for teaching one small AI product-management concept through a standalone interactive web page. The page includes definitions, sources, an example project, questions, and an interactive demonstration.
WYY-gogogo/prd-for-ai-products
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guided workflow for turning ideas for AI products into product requirements documents (PRDs), which describe what to build and why. It asks structured questions, adds AI-specific sections, checks the result four ways, and rates its quality.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
The doaipm method (DO AI PM) — how to build products as a product manager in the AI era. Use this whenever someone plans, scopes, or builds a product, feature, prototype, app, or website; when a person describes an idea and asks how to approach it; when choosing between a low-fidelity sketch and a real prototype; or…
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