product-manager

Convert product ideas into structured PRDs, roadmaps, and user stories.

Updated Feb 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/soq123/SE3354-Calo-fit --skill product-manager-soq123
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Skill: product-manager
Source: https://github.com/soq123/SE3354-Calo-fit/tree/main/.local/secondary_skills/product-manager
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/soq123/SE3354-Calo-fit --skill product-manager-soq123

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Product teams often struggle to turn ideas into structured planning artifacts (PRDs, briefs, roadmaps) and align stakeholders with consistent templates and prioritization frameworks. This Skill provides proven templates and clear guidance to standardize how to capture problem statements, scope, success metrics, and decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • DACI-based Stakeholder Mapping for decision clarity.
  • PRD Formats — pick by context (Amazon PR/FAQ, Intercom Intermission, Linear Project Spec) and apply to fit team culture and scale.
  • Roadmap Formats — Now/Next/Later aligned to goals and OKRs.
  • Acceptance Criteria in Gherkin syntax for executable tests.
  • Living document workflow with versioning, changelog, and living links to references.
  • Output formats for Markdown docs and export options (RICE/WSJF views and templates).
  • Discovery prompts that gather context before writing and avoid scope creep.

Quick Start

Begin by clarifying product context with a lightweight intake, then choose a PRD format and fill in problem framing, solution approach, success criteria, and a living roadmap.

Frequently Asked Questions about product-manager

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

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How do I write a PRD that fits my team's workflow?

To write a PRD, choose a format that fits your context, such as Amazon PR/FAQ, Intercom Intermission, or Linear Project Spec. The skill applies these templates to capture problem framing, solution approach, and success criteria.

What is the best way to map stakeholders for product decisions?

The best way to map stakeholders is using DACI guidance, which assigns Driver, Approver, Contributor, and Informed roles. This framework provides decision clarity and aligns stakeholders across product initiatives.

How do I structure user stories with executable acceptance criteria?

You structure user stories by writing acceptance criteria in Gherkin syntax. This format defines Given, When, Then steps for executable tests, ensuring clear validation rules and comprehensive planning requirements.

Can I generate a roadmap aligned with my product OKRs?

Yes, you can generate a roadmap using the Now/Next/Later format aligned to your goals and OKRs. This structure enforces living documentation with versioning and changelog capabilities to track progress.

When do I need RICE or WSJF prioritization frameworks for product planning?

You need RICE or WSJF prioritization frameworks when standardizing how to capture problem statements and scope estimation across multiple initiatives. The skill outputs these views to prevent scope creep during discovery.