pm-okr

Decompose PMContext into one qualitative Objective and three measurable Key Results.

1|Updated Apr 30, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Wcof/PMSkill --skill pm-okr-wcof
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Skill: pm-okr
Source: https://github.com/Wcof/PMSkill/tree/main/skills/delivery/pm-okr
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Wcof/PMSkill --skill pm-okr-wcof

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps product teams turn a messy strategy discussion or an existing PMContext into a concrete quarterly OKR set. It prevents common planning mistakes such as writing Objectives as metrics, using vague Key Results, or confusing KR with KPI and NSM.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • PMContext-driven OKR decomposition: Extracts user scenarios, value-validation metrics, and constraints from PMContext to produce one qualitative Objective and three measurable Key Results.
  • Three strategic OKR options: Generates differentiated candidate sets such as growth-oriented, retention-oriented, and experience-oriented OKRs, then compares them before selecting one.
  • Metric traceability and validation: Checks that each KR is measurable, has a threshold, stays within a 60-70% confidence range, and is explicitly related to KPI or NSM definitions.
  • Use Case: When a PM already has PMContext for a membership product and leadership asks for Q3 goals, this Skill can produce candidate OKRs, explain tradeoffs, and write a final aligned OKR document with traceability back to source metrics.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to use pm-okr to turn your PMContext and company strategy into three quarterly OKR options and select the best one with measurable KRs.

Frequently Asked Questions about pm-okr

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

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How do I turn product strategy into measurable quarterly OKRs?

To turn product strategy into quarterly OKRs, decompose your PMContext into one qualitative Objective and three measurable Key Results, validating each KR for thresholds, 60-70% confidence, and traceability to source metrics. This prevents writing Objectives as metrics or using vague KRs. It generates growth, retention, and experience-oriented OKR options to compare before selecting the best aligned set.

What is the difference between a Key Result, KPI, and North Star Metric?

The difference between a Key Result, KPI, and North Star Metric (NSM) lies in their scope: KRs are quarterly targets validating 60-70% confidence, KPIs are ongoing operational metrics, and NSMs represent ultimate product value. This Skill clarifies these relationships by explicitly validating each KR against your defined KPI and NSM definitions to ensure correct strategic alignment.

How do I generate growth versus retention tradeoffs for quarterly planning?

To generate growth versus retention tradeoffs for quarterly planning, input your PMContext to produce three differentiated candidate OKR sets: growth-oriented, retention-oriented, and experience-oriented. The Skill compares these strategic options, analyzes the metric-driven tradeoffs, and helps you select the best aligned OKR document for your roadmap communication.

How do I write Key Results that are measurable and have thresholds?

To write measurable Key Results with thresholds, extract value-validation metrics from PMContext and validate each KR against a 60-70% confidence range. This process ensures every Key Result includes a specific threshold, remains measurable, and maintains explicit traceability back to your source metrics and NSM definitions for clear roadmap communication.

Can I use PMContext to create a metric-driven roadmap communication?

Yes, you can use PMContext to create metric-driven roadmap communication by extracting user scenarios, metrics, and constraints to generate aligned quarterly OKRs. The output is a final OKR document with full traceability back to source metrics, ensuring leadership understands the strategic alignment and growth versus retention tradeoffs behind your Q3 goals.

When should I not use automated OKR decomposition for product planning?

You should not use automated OKR decomposition when your PMContext lacks extracted user scenarios, value-validation metrics, or clear constraints. The Skill requires these inputs to validate KR measurability, maintain 60-70% confidence ranges, and ensure traceability; without them, it cannot effectively clarify KR, KPI, and NSM relationships or produce a reliable OKR document.