product-room

Generate multi-expert product critiques with structured recommendations and execution plans.

Updated Apr 12, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/KBRglobal/advisiorai --skill product-room
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Skill: product-room
Source: https://github.com/KBRglobal/advisiorai/tree/main/skills/product-room
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/KBRglobal/advisiorai --skill product-room

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Product teams and founders struggle to get high-quality, structured product feedback that combines opposing expert perspectives, concrete next steps, and a clear verdict; this Skill recreates a six-person product advisory board to evaluate decisions, prioritize work, and produce an actionable plan. It replaces vague opinions and stakeholder-driven roadmaps with evidence-oriented critique, a debate that surfaces real tradeoffs, and a ranked playbook you can execute next week.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi-expert evaluation: Six named product thinkers each provide a short lens on the decision, then engage in a focused debate to surface disagreements and convergent insights.
  • Structured deliverables: Produces Round 1 expert lenses, Round 2 debate exchanges, a prioritized Product Playbook, 3–5 Hard Questions, a Confidence Score per expert, a Risk Map, a 7-day "Monday Morning" execution plan, and a clear Verdict (PROCEED / REFINE / RETHINK / STOP).
  • Use Case: Use this Skill to review a PRD, validate roadmap prioritization, define an MVP, audit product-market fit evidence, or design discovery plans with concrete next steps.

Quick Start

Open the product room and review my PRD, then produce Round 1 expert lenses, a 3–5 exchange debate, a prioritized playbook with time estimates, 3 hard questions, a confidence score table, a risk map, a 7-day action plan, and a final verdict.

Frequently Asked Questions about product-room

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

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How do I get structured product advisory feedback on a PRD?

To get structured product advisory feedback on a PRD, you can use a multi-expert critique process that simulates a board of product thinkers. This approach evaluates your product requirements document and generates a prioritized playbook, a risk map, and a final verdict.

What is the best way to validate roadmap prioritization for an early-stage product?

Validating roadmap prioritization for an early-stage product is best achieved through multi-expert evaluation and structured debate. This method surfaces real tradeoffs, provides confidence scoring per expert, and outputs a 7-day execution plan to refine your priorities.

Can I use a multi-expert critique process to define an MVP scope?

Yes, you can use a multi-expert critique process to define an MVP scope by applying it to your feature discovery tasks. The process outputs a ranked product playbook with time estimates and hard questions to ensure your MVP definition is evidence-oriented.

Does product advisory review work for auditing product-market fit evidence?

Product advisory review works effectively for auditing product-market fit evidence across early to growth-stage products. It applies opposing expert perspectives to your discovery data to produce a confidence score table and identify gaps in your validation.

How to review feature discovery plans using a product advisory board simulation?

To review feature discovery plans using a product advisory board simulation, submit your plans for multi-expert evaluation. The simulation generates expert lenses, a focused debate exchange, and a 7-day Monday Morning action plan to execute your discovery.

When should I not use a multi-expert product critique approach?

You should not use a multi-expert product critique approach when your product decision requires immediate execution without structured feedback loops. If you need to bypass detailed risk mapping, confidence scoring, and playbook generation, this evidence-oriented evaluation is not suitable.