What problem does it solve?
Product managers often face messy, unstructured input—meeting notes, interview transcripts, executive asks, Slack threads—and struggle to decide what to do next. This Skill turns that raw input into a single, saveable prioritized action plan that names the one binding constraint, ranks the critical next effort, and cites exact quotes from the input so every claim is auditable.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Evidence-grounded planning: Builds a source ledger of exact input quotes before analysis; every load-bearing claim cites a ledger entry or is tagged Inferred (Low confidence).
- Framework-driven prioritization: Uses Theory of Constraints to identify the single binding constraint and Cynefin to classify the situation and cap plan confidence, refusing High-confidence plans for Complex or Chaotic situations.
- Nine-section deliverable: Produces one markdown document with an executive summary, input mirror, situation classification, binding constraint, ranked questions, a 3-5 effort action plan, pre-mortem risks, copy/paste prompts for downstream pm-skills, and an evidence map.
- Use Case: A CEO Slacks you "we're getting crushed in SMB, figure out what it takes." Paste the message and get a discovery-first plan that defines the win metric, diagnoses why deals are lost, and sequences safe-to-fail probes—without pretending the answer is already known.
Quick Start
Paste your raw product management input such as meeting notes, a transcript, or an executive ask and ask for a prioritized action plan identifying the critical next effort.
