configure-pm-pilot

Configure PM Pilot by detecting MCP tools, setting organization settings, seeding MEMORY.md, and validating files.

12|4|Updated Mar 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mshadmanrahman/pm-pilot --skill configure-pm-pilot
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: configure-pm-pilot
Source: https://github.com/mshadmanrahman/pm-pilot/tree/main/configure-pm-pilot
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mshadmanrahman/pm-pilot --skill configure-pm-pilot

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Many PM Pilot installations require manual configuration across multiple tools and repositories; this skill automates detection of connected MCP tools, sets organization-level settings, seeds a memory file, and verifies that required skill and agent files are present so users can start using PM Pilot immediately.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automatic MCP detection: Scans for connected MCP servers (Atlassian, Slack, GitHub, Gmail/Calendar, Playwright) and prompts the user to confirm or add missing integrations.
  • Organization configuration: Collects and writes the company/org name into the ask-company skill configuration to personalize outputs.
  • Memory seeding and validation: Copies a MEMORY-TEMPLATE.md when no MEMORY.md exists, prompts the user for 1-2 active projects and key people, and verifies repository file counts for skills, rules, agents, and commands.
  • Use Case: Run during first-time setup or after adding MCP servers to ensure meeting-prep and weekly-status skills have the context and connections they need.

Quick Start

Run the interactive command configure pm-pilot to detect connected tools, set company information, seed a MEMORY.md with projects and people, and validate the installation.

Frequently Asked Questions about configure-pm-pilot

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up PM Pilot and detect connected MCP servers?

Configure PM Pilot by running the interactive wizard to detect connected MCP servers like Atlassian, Slack, and GitHub. It scans for active integrations and prompts you to confirm or add missing connections for your project workflows.

What is the best way to seed a MEMORY.md file for project management workflows?

The best way to seed a MEMORY.md file is using the PM Pilot setup wizard. It copies a MEMORY-TEMPLATE.md when none exists and prompts you for 1-2 active projects and key people to populate initial context for meeting prep and weekly status workflows.

How do I validate PM Pilot installation files for skills, rules, and agents?

Validate your PM Pilot installation by running the configuration wizard, which checks repository file counts for skills, rules, agents, and commands. This verifies all required files are present and properly configured for core project management workflows.

Does PM Pilot configuration work with Atlassian, Slack, and GitHub MCP tools?

Yes, PM Pilot configuration automatically detects connected MCP servers including Atlassian, Slack, GitHub, Gmail/Calendar, and Playwright. The setup wizard scans for these tools and prompts you to confirm or add missing integrations during configuration.

When should I reconfigure PM Pilot after adding or changing MCP servers?

Reconfigure PM Pilot after adding or changing MCP servers, during first-time installation, or when verifying that skills, rules, agents, and commands are present. This ensures meeting-prep and weekly-status skills maintain proper context and tool connections.

How do I personalize PM Pilot outputs with my organization configuration?

Personalize PM Pilot outputs by running the configuration wizard, which collects and writes your company or organization name into the ask-company skill configuration. This ensures all generated outputs are tailored to your organization's context.