Product Agent
Writes PRDs, ranks features against stated criteria, and drafts the roadmap updates that keep stakeholders informed.
Product Agent Skills & Use Cases
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PRD Writing
Write a product requirements doc where the problem statement is so clear the solution feels inevitable. It leads with the problem and carries non-goals and success metrics.
Feature Prioritization
Rank features with a framework that forces an honest trade-off conversation and a real cut list, not a tidy ranked spreadsheet.
Roadmap Communication
Build a customer/exec-facing roadmap that inspires direction without becoming a delivery contract, using Now/Next/Later and themes over dates.
Release Notes
Write release notes customers read, telling the story of a problem solved, sized to how big the release really is, with the breaking changes and required actions impossible to miss.
Customer Feedback Synthesis
Turn feedback noise into ranked signal by finding the problem under the request and weighting by segment, not volume.
User Story Writing
Write user stories whose acceptance criteria QA can execute without asking a single question, using Given/When/Then and INVEST sizing.
Stakeholder Update
Write an internal status update that builds confidence by surfacing risks early and answering questions before they're asked. It is a trust instrument, not a reporting chore.
Competitive Feature Analysis
Find the feature gaps that actually lose deals and ignore the rest, instead of building a parity spreadsheet.
Pricing Packaging
Design pricing and packaging that captures value and signals who the product is for. Packaging is the hard part, not the number.
Beta Program
Design a beta as a learning program with falsifiable hypotheses and exit criteria that can say "don't ship", not early access with a bug excuse.
Metrics Analysis
Start from "what would we change?" instead of "what happened?" so product metrics lead to a decision.
Technical Spec Review
Review an engineering spec through a product lens, asking only whether it solves the PRD's problem, without rubber-stamping or nitpicking.
Customer Persona
Build actionable customer and buyer personas that change targeting, messaging, and sales discovery, not posters for the office wall.
Launch Planning
Orchestrate a product, feature, or pricing launch across every team, matching effort to market impact, translating capability into buyer value, and driving adoption, gated on product readiness and field enablement.
Pricing Communication
Communicate pricing changes effectively across customers, sales, CSMs, and internal stakeholders, with value-first framing, adequate notice, named escalation paths, and no panic.
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