Make every AI prompt an expert move.

Seven skills distilled from the best product management books — ready to install and use in any AI assistant. Stop generic, start expert.

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Before & After

Same prompt. Different universe.

Without skills
You: "Is this a real strategy? We want to become the leading platform for async team collaboration."
AI: Here are some tips for product strategy:
  • 1. Identify your target audience
  • 2. Research your competitors
  • 3. Define your unique value proposition
  • 4. Create a positioning statement
  • 5. Test with customers

Remember to focus on what makes you unique...
Generic. Surface-level. Forgettable.
With skills
You: "Is this a real strategy? We want to become the leading platform for async team collaboration. Use good-strategy skill."
AI: Applying Rumelt's strategy kernel. Score: 1–2/10. Diagnosis missing
→No critical challenge identified
→"Leading platform" = ambition, not a framing of what's actually hard
No guiding policy
→Nothing ruled out — Porter's test fails: no trade-offs = no strategy
Suggested diagnosis to start from
→"Distributed teams default to Slack because async-first tools impose too much structure upfront"
Structured. Expert-level. Actionable.

7 skills, ready to install

Each skill is distilled from a PM book or collection and tuned for practical, expert-level prompting.

Continuous Discovery Habits

Example prompts

  • Help me build an Opportunity Solution Tree for our retention OKR.
  • I did 5 customer interviews this week — help me create an interview snapshot.
  • Map the riskiest assumptions for this feature before we build it.

Escaping the Build Trap

Example prompts

  • Are we a feature factory? Diagnose our product team using the build trap signals.
  • Convert our feature roadmap into an outcome roadmap.
  • Run a pre-mortem on this roadmap — what build-trap patterns are hiding in it?

First 90 Days

Example prompts

  • Create a 90-day onboarding plan for my new Head of Product role.
  • Diagnose the situation I'm entering using the STARS model.
  • Help me plan my first conversation with my new manager.

Good Strategy

Example prompts

  • Is this a real strategy or bad strategy? Evaluate it against Rumelt's kernel.
  • Help me write the diagnosis for our product strategy.
  • Our strategy says 'be the best platform for X.' Is that a strategy or a goal?

Positioning and Pitch

Example prompts

  • Map our competitive alternatives — what would customers actually do without us?
  • Run our differentiated value claim through the 'so what / compared to what' test.
  • Identify our best-fit customer by observable characteristics.

Sales Pitch

Example prompts

  • Structure a pitch for a buyer who's evaluating three competing approaches.
  • Draft the "setup" phase of our sales conversation — before we introduce our product.
  • Help me frame our differentiation in the context of the buyer's specific situation.

Working Backwards

Example prompts

  • Write a PR/FAQ for this product idea.
  • Review this PR/FAQ — does the press release make you want the product?
  • Help me write the FAQ section — what are the hardest questions this proposal needs to answer?

Get started in 30 seconds

  1. 1

    Install the full collection

    npx skills add tomaszstaniak/pm-ai-skills
  2. 2

    Or install a single skill

    npx skills add tomaszstaniak/pm-ai-skills/<skill-name>
  3. 3

    Use it in any prompt

    Use the continuous-discovery-habits skill to analyse this product brief: ...