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- Webinar PlannerPlan a webinar end-to-end using April Dunford's Obviously Awesome positioning framework to find the topic angle that makes the webinar obviously valuable to the right audience. Produces topic positioning, abstract, speaker brief, registration page, promotion sequence, day-of run-of-show, and post-webinar follow-up. Use when the user asks to plan a webinar, virtual event, online workshop, "we need a webinar on X", host a webinar, online masterclass, or any live virtual event with promotion and...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- 11 Star FrameworkRate any product, feature, or experience on the 11-star scale (Brian Chesky's Airbnb thought experiment). Use when user says "rate this experience", "11-star", "star rating", "experience audit", "how good is this", "experience rating", "product audit", "quality assessment", or wants to evaluate product quality and identify improvement paths. Also trigger when user wants to benchmark a feature, assess where a product stands, or map out what "great" looks like - even if they don't explicitly sa...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Competitive AnalysisConduct a competitive analysis. Use when the user says "competitive analysis", "how do competitors handle X", "market landscape", "blue ocean", "strategy canvas", "what does [competitor] do", "compare us to X", "positioning analysis", "value curve", or wants to understand how a product or feature compares to alternatives - even if they don't explicitly say "competitive analysis".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Compliance AuditorAudit feature specs against India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act. Use this skill when: - Writing or reviewing any feature that handles user data (especially children's data) - Auditing a spec's Personal Information section for completeness - Checking a feature against DPDP Act 2023 requirements - Preparing compliance documentation before engineering review - Verifying masking, retention, and consent policies are defined for all PIIVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Discovery Interview PrepGenerate user research interview scripts using Mom Test principles. Use this skill when: - You are preparing for user interviews or pilot observation sessions - You need a question bank organized by behavior, context, pain points, and workflow - You want interview guides that avoid leading questions and hypotheticals - You need per-persona interview guides - You are preparing for field visits or pilot debriefsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Epic BreakdownDecompose large epics into sprint-ready sub-epics using 9 splitting patterns. Use this skill when: - A spec is approved and you need to break a large feature into estimable work items for engineering - You want to split an epic that is too large for a single sprint - You need sized sub-epics with story point estimates for sprint planning - You are preparing for engineering handoff and need to identify work packagesVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Experiment DesignDesign product experiments to test hypotheses. Use when the user says "run an experiment", "A/B test this", "build-measure-learn", "validate this assumption", "test this hypothesis", "we don't know if this will work", "minimum viable test", "lean experiment", or wants to reduce risk before fully building a feature - even if they don't explicitly say "experiment".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Feature SpecWrite a concise feature spec for engineering handoff. Use when the user says "write a spec", "feature spec", "one-pager for eng", "spec this out", "write up this feature", "I need to hand this off to engineering", "shape this up", or wants a concise technical brief - even if they don't say "feature spec".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Go To Market ChecklistGenerate a pre-launch readiness checklist for feature releases. Use this skill when: - A feature is nearing completion and you need a launch readiness checklist - You want to ensure all pre-launch items are covered (docs, training, support, rollback) - You are planning a phased rollout and need a structured go-to-market planVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Meeting To Spec UpdateUpdate a product spec from a meeting transcript — extract decisions, open questions, spec changes, and flowchart updates. Use this skill when: - A meeting discussed changes to a product spec and you need to update the local .md + wiki page - The user shares a meeting URL or transcript ID and says "update the spec" - The user says "what needs to change in the spec from this meeting" - After processing a meeting, when decisions affect a spec's content (not just action items) Trigger phrases: "u...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Okr WriterWrite OKRs (Objectives and Key Results). Use when the user says "write OKRs", "help me set goals", "create objectives and key results", "quarterly goals", "team OKRs", "I need to define success for this quarter", "Doerr method", or wants to translate a strategic direction into measurable targets - even if they don't explicitly say "OKRs".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Opportunity Solution TreeBuild Opportunity Solution Trees using Teresa Torres' framework for structured product discovery. Use this skill when: - You need to map a desired outcome to opportunities, solutions, and experiments - You want to decide WHAT to build next based on user research and discovery data - You have workshop findings, pilot feedback, or user research to structure into actionable options - You need a visual tree diagram showing the path from outcome to testable experimentsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Outcome Vs OutputAudit a roadmap or backlog to distinguish outcomes from outputs. Use when the user says "outcome vs output", "escaping the build trap", "are we building the right things", "roadmap review", "feature factory", "output-driven team", "we keep shipping but nothing changes", or wants to shift focus from shipping features to delivering value - even if they don't explicitly say "outcome vs output".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Persona UpdaterUpdate user personas from new feedback, pilot data, or research. Use this skill when: - New pilot data or feedback reveals changed user behaviors or pain points - Annual persona review is due (1-2x per year) - New user segments are discovered that need persona documentation - Existing personas need validation against recent dataVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Pilot DebriefSynthesize pilot observations into structured debrief reports and spec updates. Use this skill when: - A pilot has completed and you have observation notes, tickets, or feedback transcripts - You need to turn messy pilot data into actionable spec changes - You want to generate edge case user stories from field observations - You need negative acceptance criteria from pilot bugs - You want a structured debrief report for stakeholder communicationVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Pm Weekly UpdateGenerate weekly or monthly status updates from local PM data. Use this skill when: - It's end of week and you need a status update for leadership or stakeholders - You need a monthly executive summary - You want to draft an email update using data from meetings, tracker tickets, and decisions - The user says "weekly update", "status report", "what happened this week?", "weekly summary" - The user says "Friday update", "send status email", "EOW update" Pulls from work logs, meetings, ticket tr...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- PrioritizationPrioritize a feature backlog or list of ideas. Use when the user says "help me prioritize", "prioritize this backlog", "RICE score these", "MoSCoW", "opportunity solution tree", "what should we build first", "rank these features", or has a list of items and needs to decide order - even if they don't explicitly say "prioritization".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Product DiscoveryRun product discovery to identify what to build. Use when the user says "product discovery", "how do I know what to build", "validate this idea", "talk to customers", "are we building the right thing", "discovery process", or wants to reduce the risk of building something users don't want - even if they don't say "discovery".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Product Market FitAssess and improve product-market fit. Use when the user says "product-market fit", "PMF", "do we have PMF", "why aren't users retaining", "we're not growing", "users aren't sticking", "PMF pyramid", "find our target customer", "are we building for the right person", or wants to diagnose why a product isn't growing or retaining - even if they don't explicitly say "product-market fit".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Product ThinkingRun structured product thinking exercises before writing a spec. Use this skill when: - You need to think through a feature idea before writing a PRD - You want to run the 11-star experience exercise for a feature - You need a positioning statement using Geoffrey Moore's framework - You want to define product principles and success vision for a new feature - You have a raw feature idea and need to turn it into a structured briefVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Release Notes WriterGenerate ship-ready release notes from specs and tickets. Use this skill when: - A release is being prepared and you need user-facing release notes - You need internal (engineering) release notes for a deployment - You want to generate release notes from completed specs or ticketsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Retention DesignDesign retention and engagement features using the Hook Model. Use when the user says "improve retention", "reduce churn", "make it habit-forming", "engagement design", "hook model", "trigger action reward", "users aren't coming back", "increase DAU/MAU", or wants to design features that bring users back repeatedly - even if they don't explicitly say "Hook Model".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Retro SynthesizerSynthesize sprint retrospective notes into categorized action items and patterns. Use this skill when: - You have sprint retro notes (raw text, meeting transcript, or structured notes) to process - You need to identify recurring patterns across multiple retros - You want categorized action items with owners and deadlines from retro discussionsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Risk RegisterMaintain a centralized living risk register across projects. Use this skill when: - You need to create or update a risk register for a project or feature - You want to consolidate risks from individual specs into one register - You need to review and update risk status, mitigations, and owners - You want a cross-project risk viewVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Spec ReviewerQuality gate for product specifications before stakeholder review. Use this skill when: - A spec draft is ready and you want to validate it before sending to Engineering, Design, and QA - You want to check a spec against your template's completeness rules - You need to catch vague language, missing sections, or gaps before review - You want a pass/fail scorecard with specific fix suggestionsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Spec To Ux TasksExtract UX tasks from a product spec and save as ux-tasks.md in the same spec folder. Use this skill when: - The user wants to generate UX work items from a spec - The user says "UX tasks", "what does UX need to do", "extract UX work", "UX deliverables" - The user wants to hand off a spec to the UX/design team - The user asks "what screens need designing" or "what UX decisions are open"Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Stakeholder UpdateGenerate structured weekly or fortnightly status updates for leadership and stakeholders. Use this skill when: - You need to prepare a weekly or fortnightly status report - You want to summarize recent progress across git commits, tickets, and spec changes - You need a formatted update ready for Slack, email, or a stakeholder meeting - You want multi-project updates in one reportVotes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Team BriefWrite an empowered team brief. Use when the user says "team brief", "product brief", "give the team a problem", "empowered team", "how do I brief engineering", "delegate to the team", "product mission", or wants to give a team clear goals without dictating the solution - even if they don't say "team brief".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Write PrdWrite a Product Requirements Document (PRD). Use when the user says "write a PRD", "document this feature", "product requirements for X", "write requirements", "I need a PRD", "pitch this feature", or wants to formalize a feature or product idea into a structured doc - even if they don't explicitly say "PRD".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Write User StoriesWrite user stories with acceptance criteria. Use when the user says "write user stories", "convert this to stories", "create acceptance criteria", "break this into tickets", "story map", "walking skeleton", "story for this feature", or wants to translate a feature idea into sprint-ready items - even if they don't explicitly say "user stories".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Delivery Risk ReviewIdentify, score, and mitigate delivery risks for a program or release. Use when the user says "risk review", "what could go wrong", "risk register", "delivery risks for this release", "program risk assessment", "identify blockers before they hit", or wants to pressure-test a plan before committing - even if they don't say "risk review". Based on "The Phoenix Project" by Kim, Behr & Spafford (unplanned work, fragile systems, single points of failure) and "The Art of Project Management" by Scot...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Dependency MappingSurface and visualize hidden dependencies blocking delivery. Use when the user says "map our dependencies", "what's blocking what", "dependency audit", "why are teams blocked", "we have a bottleneck", "draw out the dependencies", or asks to identify cross-team blockers - even if they don't explicitly say "dependency mapping". Based on "Making Work Visible" by Dominica DeGrandis (time theft, invisible work, flow blockers).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Flow Metrics ReviewAnalyze flow metrics to identify delivery bottlenecks and improve throughput. Use when the user says "flow metrics", "why is delivery slow", "cycle time analysis", "WIP analysis", "throughput review", "what's our lead time", "DORA metrics", "where is work getting stuck", "Kanban metrics", or wants to diagnose delivery performance using data - even if they don't explicitly say "flow metrics review". Based on "Making Work Visible" by Dominica DeGrandis (WIP limits, flow blockers, time thieves) ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Milestone ScopingScope a milestone to a fixed time window with variable scope. Use when the user says "scope this milestone", "what fits in the sprint", "cut scope for the release", "define the MVP for this milestone", "we need to ship by [date] what do we cut", "shape the work to fit the cycle", or needs to make hard scope decisions under a time constraint - even if they don't explicitly say "milestone scoping". Based on "Shape Up" by Ryan Singer (appetite, shaping, betting table) and "The Art of Project Man...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Program Status ReportWrite a structured weekly or bi-weekly program status report for stakeholders. Use when the user says "write a status report", "program update", "stakeholder update", "weekly status", "RAG status", "program health report", "what do I send to leadership", "write the update for [program]", or needs to communicate delivery progress - even if they don't explicitly say "status report". Produces a concise, scannable report with RAG status, blockers, and decisions needed.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Release PlanningBuild a velocity-based release roadmap with risk buffers. Use when the user says "release plan", "when will we ship", "plan the next release", "map sprints to milestones", "estimate our release date", "how many sprints until done", or wants to translate a backlog into a delivery timeline - even if they don't say "release planning". Based on "Agile Estimating and Planning" by Mike Cohn (velocity, story points, cone of uncertainty, risk buffers).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Exploratory TestingRun structured exploratory testing sessions using test charters, timeboxing, and heuristics. Use when user says "exploratory testing", "charter-based testing", "explore the app", "unscripted testing", "session-based testing", "find unknown bugs", or needs to test an area without predefined scripts - even if they don't explicitly say "exploratory".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Qa ExecutionRun and document QA test execution cycles - smoke tests, regression suites, exploratory testing sessions, and release readiness checklists. Use this skill whenever a QA engineer needs to structure or report on active testing work. Trigger on phrases like "run smoke tests", "start a regression cycle", "exploratory testing session", "test this build", "release checklist", "is this build stable", "log test results", "what passed and what failed", "document my testing", "create a test run report"...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Qa MetricsBuild QA quality dashboards, calculate defect metrics, analyze escape rates, and produce quality trend reports. Use this skill whenever a QA lead or manager needs to measure and communicate quality outcomes. Trigger on phrases like "quality metrics", "defect density", "escape rate", "bug trends", "quality dashboard", "sprint quality report", "test coverage metrics", "QA KPIs", "how is quality trending", "defect leakage", "production bugs this quarter", "mean time to detect", "quality scorecar...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Qa ReleaseManage QA release gates - go/no-go decisions, release sign-off reports, defect triage, and release readiness communication. Use this skill whenever a QA lead or manager needs to formally assess whether a build is ready to ship. Trigger on phrases like "release sign-off", "go or no-go", "is this ready to release", "defect triage", "release gate", "approve the release", "block the release", "release readiness", "quality gate", "sign off on this build", "triage these bugs", or any request to mak...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Qa StrategyCreate QA test strategy documents, coverage matrices, and risk-based test prioritization plans. Use this skill whenever a QA lead or manager needs to plan what to test, why, and at what depth. Trigger on phrases like "write a test strategy", "test strategy document", "what should we test", "prioritize testing", "risk-based testing", "test coverage plan", "QA approach for this project", "coverage matrix", "test scope", "how should we approach testing this quarter", "where are our coverage gaps...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Qa Test DesignDesign and write QA test artifacts - test cases, test plans, acceptance criteria, API test specs, and PR testability reviews. Use this skill whenever a QA engineer or SDET needs to translate requirements, user stories, or feature specs into structured test documentation. Trigger on phrases like "write test cases", "create a test plan", "define acceptance criteria", "review this PR for testability", "write API test specs", "test coverage for this feature", "what should we test", "how do we tes...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Risk Based TestingAllocate testing effort based on risk and failure likelihood using Google's SET/SWE/TE model. Use when user says "risk-based testing", "where should I focus testing", "test coverage strategy", "prioritize what to test", "high risk areas", or needs to decide how to distribute QA effort across a codebase - even if they don't explicitly say "risk-based".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Candidate DebriefStructure and run a post-interview candidate debrief. Use when the user says "run the debrief", "how do we decide on this candidate", "let's calibrate", "we need to make a hire/no-hire call", "prep the debrief meeting", or wants to structure the decision-making process after interviews are complete - even if they don't explicitly say "debrief". Also use when a recruiter wants to prevent groupthink or HiPPO effect (highest paid person's opinion) from dominating the decision.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Intake MeetingRun a recruiter-hiring manager intake meeting to kick off a search. Use when the user says "I need to kick off hiring", "run the intake call", "prepare for the intake meeting", "align with the hiring manager on this role", "we're opening a req", or wants to define hiring criteria and process before sourcing begins - even if they don't explicitly say "intake meeting". Also use when a recruiter needs to get a hiring manager aligned on what "great" looks like before anyone talks to a single cand...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Interview ScorecardBuild a structured interview scorecard for a role. Use when the user says "create an interview scorecard", "build an interview guide", "what questions should I ask for this role", "help me evaluate candidates consistently", "design the interview process", or wants to assess candidates against defined criteria - even if they don't explicitly say "scorecard". Also use when a recruiter or hiring manager wants to prevent gut-feel hiring.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Job DescriptionWrite a performance-based job description. Use when the user says "write a JD", "draft a job posting", "create a job description", "help me post this role", "write requirements for this position", or wants to define what success looks like in a role - even if they don't explicitly say "job description". Also use when a hiring manager says "I need someone who can do X, Y, Z" and needs that translated into a structured posting.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Offer LetterConstruct a compelling job offer. Use when the user says "write an offer letter", "help me make an offer", "how should I structure this offer", "what should we include in the offer", "how do I explain the equity", "the candidate is negotiating", or wants to convert a candidate from interested to accepted - even if they don't explicitly say "offer letter". Also use when a recruiter needs to explain comp philosophy or total compensation to a candidate.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Sourcing StrategyBuild a candidate sourcing strategy and outreach pipeline. Use when the user says "where do I find candidates for this role", "build a sourcing plan", "write a cold outreach message", "we're not getting enough applicants", "our pipeline is dry", "help me find passive candidates", "write a LinkedIn message", or wants to increase the volume or quality of candidates in the funnel - even if they don't explicitly say "sourcing strategy". Also use when a recruiter needs to go beyond job postings to...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Hypothesis FramingWrite or refine a research hypothesis. Use when the user says "write a hypothesis", "frame my hypothesis", "is my hypothesis testable", "null and alternative hypothesis", "research hypothesis", "refine my hypothesis", "hypothesis statement", "H0 and H1", "operationalize my hypothesis", "turn my research question into a hypothesis", or needs to convert a research question or intuition into a falsifiable, testable hypothesis with clear variables and predictions - even if they don't explicitly s...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20