product-manager

You can generate a PRD by invoking the product-manager skill with a command like `product-manager generate-prd --template amzn`, which applies templates inspired by leading product organizations to your specific product requirements and team context.

The RICE framework helps with feature prioritization by providing a structured scoring mechanism within the skill, allowing you to evaluate and rank feature requests based on Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort to plan effectively.

The best way to format user stories and acceptance criteria is by using the provided templates, which specifically utilize Gherkin syntax to ensure your acceptance criteria are testable and clearly defined for development teams.

Yes, you can use this skill to build a Now/Next/Later roadmap, which provides a structured format for timeline planning and specifically helps you avoid the anti-pattern of treating a roadmap as a fixed delivery contract.

Yes, you must provide specific team context and product requirements as input, because the skill requires this user input to accurately generate tailored PRDs, user stories, and roadmaps for your organization.