Claude skills for product builders
8 skills grouped by where a feature sits in the product cycle — discovery and research, writing the spec, working with engineering and design, and launch and the write-up.
Discovery and research
Get up to speed on the problem before you write a word of spec: what customers actually said, what the market looks like, and what competitors are doing.
Discovery Call Prep
Turns a hypothesis about a customer problem into a discovery-call question guide, so every question asks about something that already happened instead of something someone might do.
You'll need: A hypothesis about the customer problem
Research Brief
Turns any topic into a structured research brief: background, key players, what's contested, and a short reading list. Get up to speed fast before a meeting.
You'll need: A topic to get up to speed on
Competitor Intel
Researches competitors in real-time — positioning, pricing, recent moves, strengths, and gaps
You'll need: A competitor name and a connector
Writing the spec
Turn what you learned into a document engineering and design can actually build from.
Discovery to PRD
Reads a set of discovery call transcripts and writes a PRD draft where every problem statement names the call it came from and quotes the line behind it, never a plausible sentence you can't defend in a room.
You'll need: Discovery call transcripts
Working Backwards
Walks a product manager through Amazon's Working Backwards process as six sequential steps, ending in a complete PRFAQ. Marks anything you didn't actually tell it as unsupported instead of inventing it.
You'll need: Answers to six sequential questions
Working with engineering and design
Stay useful once the work moves into a repo and a design file.
Code Reviewer
Reviews code for bugs, security issues, performance problems, and style — with specific, actionable feedback
You'll need: A diff or file to review
Document Creator
Turns a short brief into a complete, professionally structured document: reports, proposals, executive memos, project briefs, and status updates, ready to send.
You'll need: A short brief on what to write
Launch and the write-up
Close the loop once the feature ships.
The catalog also carries PM skills built by other authors — PRD drafting, user stories, and prioritization frameworks. See those in the full catalog.
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