tpo-examples-of-good-outputs

Provides benchmark examples of structured product owner outputs for planning, reviewing, and accepting AI-assisted development work.

Updated Mar 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/TECH-HY/SKILLS --skill tpo-examples-of-good-outputs-tech-hy
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: tpo-examples-of-good-outputs
Source: https://github.com/TECH-HY/SKILLS/tree/main/skills/tpo-examples-of-good-outputs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TECH-HY/SKILLS --skill tpo-examples-of-good-outputs-tech-hy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? AI agents acting as Technical Product Owners often produce vague, generic outputs that developers cannot execute and owners cannot verify. This Skill supplies concrete, high-quality output examples covering the full product lifecycle so every deliverable is structured, specific, actionable, and testable. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Output Benchmarks: Reference examples for product analysis, PRDs, architecture plans, module decomposition, roadmaps, sprint plans, developer tasks, acceptance criteria, UX reviews, code reviews, security reviews, bug tickets, and release readiness. - Decision Vocabulary: Standardized decision statuses (Approved, Approved with fixes, Needs revision, Blocked, Rejected) plus a scoring rubric for judging AI Developer Agent output. - Reusable Templates: Copy-ready blocks for architecture plans, developer tasks, reviews, and release gates. - Use Case: When asked to review an AI developer's implementation of a Telegram intake bot, produce a structured code review with severity-ranked issues, required fixes, and an acceptance gate instead of a vague "looks good" response. ## Quick Start Use the examples-of-good-outputs guidelines to write a structured code review of the attached developer implementation with a clear decision status.

Frequently Asked Questions about tpo-examples-of-good-outputs

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

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How do I write a good PRD for an AI developer agent?

A good PRD includes objective, problem statement, success metrics, user stories, prioritized functional requirements, non-functional requirements, acceptance criteria, and open questions. This Skill provides a complete PRD example for a Telegram intake bot that you can adapt to your own feature.

How to structure a task for an AI coding agent?

Structure developer tasks with a task ID, goal, context, explicit scope and out-of-scope items, functional and non-functional requirements, acceptance criteria, and required output format. The Skill includes a full example task for building a Telegram intake wizard.

What should a code review of AI-generated code include?

Include a clear decision status, severity-ranked issues with required fixes, acknowledgment of what works, and an acceptance gate. Check for hardcoded secrets, mixed responsibilities, missing validation tests, and unlogged errors before approving.

How do I decide if an MVP is ready for release?

Use a release readiness checklist covering core flows, validation, integrations, tests, security, logging, documentation, rollback plan, and monitoring. Block release when high-risk items like missing rate limiting or unhandled sync failures remain open.

What decision statuses should product review outputs use?

Use five standard statuses: Approved, Approved with fixes, Needs revision, Blocked, and Rejected. Pair them with a scoring rubric where 90-100 means approved, 75-89 approved with fixes, 50-74 needs revision, and below 50 rejected.