Product Discovery Sprint
Run a structured discovery sprint to validate problems and opportunities before committing to build. Define scope, run interviews, synthesize insights.
From discovery to delivery — structured frameworks and ready-to-use documents for every stage of the PM workflow. Answer a few questions, get a complete deliverable.
Find the right skill for your product management challenge.
Run a structured discovery sprint to validate problems and opportunities before committing to build. Define scope, run interviews, synthesize insights.
Map what customers are really hiring your product to do. Surface functional, emotional, and social jobs with the JTBD framework to guide roadmap decisions.
Define the right problem before jumping to solutions. Use structured framing techniques to get alignment on the problem space, root causes, and success criteria.
Identify your riskiest assumptions and design fast, structured experiments to test them before investing in full development.
Connect desired outcomes to the opportunities and solutions that deliver them. Visualize the full solution space and make confident build decisions.
Build a one-page business model for your product. Map problems, solutions, unique value, customer segments, channels, and revenue in a structured canvas.
Create outcome-based roadmaps your stakeholders will trust. Go from strategic objectives to prioritized themes to a shareable roadmap with full rationale.
Assess the macro-environmental forces shaping your product’s context — Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal factors.
Write clear, structured Product Requirements Documents that engineering, design, and stakeholders actually read. Covers goals, scope, requirements, and success metrics.
Work backwards from launch using Amazon’s PR/FAQ method. Write the press release first to align the team on what you’re building and why it matters.
Map the full user journey into activities, tasks, and stories. Slice into releases by value delivered so every sprint ships something meaningful.
Decompose large epics into well-scoped, independently deliverable user stories. Includes acceptance criteria, effort estimates, and dependency mapping.
Score and rank features with structured frameworks — RICE, ICE, MoSCoW, Kano, and more. Build a defensible backlog that aligns business value with customer impact.
Identify everything that could derail your project before it starts. Run a structured pre-mortem to surface risks, assign mitigations, and build in safeguards.
Map your product’s capabilities against competitors and customer needs. Identify the gaps that cost you deals and prioritize the ones worth closing.
Plan, run, and review agile sprints with structured templates. Sprint planning, daily stand-up format, retrospective framework, and velocity tracking all in one.
Define and track the metrics that actually matter. Build a metric tree from North Star to leading indicators. Align the team on what success looks like.
Keep stakeholders aligned and informed without drowning in status updates. Structured templates for product reviews, executive updates, and cross-functional alignment.
From download to deliverable in minutes.
Pick the skill that matches your challenge. Each is a structured Claude prompt file (.md) you download once.
Open Claude, paste or attach the skill file, and it activates immediately — no plugins or setup required.
Claude asks 5-10 targeted questions about your product and context. The more specific you are, the better the output.
Claude generates a complete, structured document — ready to share with your team, refine with follow-up prompts, or export.
A skill is a structured prompt file (.md) that turns Claude into a specialist. Instead of writing prompts from scratch, you load the skill and Claude follows a proven framework for your specific deliverable.
The skills work with Claude Free, but Claude Pro or Team gives you longer context and more thorough outputs — especially useful for complex deliverables like PRDs or roadmap documents.
Yes. Each skill is designed to guide you through the framework step by step. You don’t need to know the methodology in advance — the skill walks you through it.
PMM skills focus on market-facing work: positioning, messaging, GTM, and competitive intel. PM skills focus on the product development lifecycle: discovery, requirements, prioritization, and delivery. See PMM Skills
Absolutely. The deliverable Claude generates is a starting point. You can ask follow-up questions, request edits, adjust the tone, or have Claude focus on specific sections.
Plain Markdown (.md) files. They open in any text editor, paste easily into Claude, and stay readable without any special software.