Analyze PM unit structure and generate a reflection report with restructuring recommendations.
npx skills add https://github.com/AMDResearch/dh_comms --skill pm-reflect
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pm-reflect Source: https://github.com/AMDResearch/dh_comms/tree/main/.agents/skills/pm-reflect Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AMDResearch/dh_comms --skill pm-reflect
This skill provides a structured, repeatable approach to evaluate PM unit granularity, coverage, and load patterns, enabling teams to detect misalignments and inform reorganization.
Use cases include quarterly PM reviews after major project changes and post-initiative assessments to validate PM unit alignment.
Analyze current PM units and workflow states to produce a reflection report that highlights gaps and improvement opportunities.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To identify PM unit coverage gaps and granularity issues, you analyze current PM units against active workflows to surface unrepresented work areas and detect misalignments. This process evaluates unit load patterns to flag obsolete units needing archival.
Assessing PM unit load-frequency patterns involves analyzing granular workflow data to identify units with disproportionate workloads. This generates concrete recommendations for splitting overloaded units or merging underutilized ones to optimize structure.
You need a PM unit reflection analysis during quarterly product management reviews or after major project changes and post-initiative assessments. It validates whether your PM unit alignment still matches current workflow demands and coverage requirements.
Yes, you can generate an automated reflection report that compiles coverage gaps and load-pattern anomalies into concrete restructuring recommendations. The final output is saved as a markdown file detailing suggested splits, merges, and archival decisions.
Analyzing PM unit structure requires access to the PM unit registry, current-state documents, and recent workflow dossiers. These inputs provide the necessary coverage data and load-frequency context to compile the final reflection report.
Yes, this approach detects obsolete PM units by analyzing load-frequency patterns across active and recent workflows. It identifies units with no current workflow representation and recommends them for archival in the generated reflection report.
AMDResearchConvert reflection report recommendations into approved PM unit structural changes.
AMDResearchLoad minimal Project Memory units from .agents/pm files for the current task.
AMDResearchCross-reference workflow state files, directories, and run logs to report inconsistencies.
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