product-management

19 slash commands organized by product lifecycle stage.

Design an A/B test with hypothesis, variants, and success metrics

Structure and refine a product backlog

Map competitive landscape and positioning

Write a detailed feature specification with user stories and acceptance criteria

Design a growth experiment targeting acquisition, activation, retention, or referral

Create a go-to-market plan for a product or feature launch

Map jobs-to-be-done and desired outcomes

Generate a launch readiness checklist

Define a metrics framework and dashboard specification

Draft OKRs with measurable key results

Score and prioritize product opportunities using Opportunity Solution Trees

Create user personas from research data or team knowledge

Write a product requirements document

Run a prioritization exercise using RICE, ICE, MoSCoW, or weighted scoring

Run a comprehensive cross-cutting product review — triggers the orchestrator for multi-stage analysis

Build a product roadmap — Now/Next/Later or timeline format

Generate a sprint or iteration review summary

Design a user research plan with interview guides

Generate a product vision document — lean canvas or full vision doc

The Product Management Orchestrator routes multi-stage requests across lifecycle skills and synthesizes outputs into unified reports.

The Orchestrator is the master routing agent for multi-stage product management workflows. When a user presents a request that spans lifecycle stages — product reviews, new product launches, pivot assessments — the Orchestrator classifies the request, selects the right skills, sequences them, and synthesizes their outputs into a unified report.

User research, persona development, jobs-to-be-done mapping, and opportunity scoring for startup and enterprise PMs — guerrilla interviews, formal research plans, proto-personas, data-backed segmentation, JTBD frameworks, and Opportunity Solution Trees. Use when user asks to "run product discovery", "user research plan", "build personas", or mentions customer interviews, jobs-to-be-done, or opportunity scoring.

Go-to-market plans, launch management, A/B testing, and growth experiments for startup and enterprise PMs — lean launches, phased rollouts, hypothesis-driven testing, and AARRR funnel optimization. Use when user asks to "plan a launch", "GTM strategy", "A/B test design", or mentions go-to-market, growth experiments, feature flags, or AARRR metrics.

Roadmaps, PRDs, feature specifications, prioritization frameworks, and backlog grooming for startup and enterprise PMs — Now/Next/Later, timeline roadmaps, lean and full PRDs, RICE/ICE/MoSCoW scoring, and sprint-ready backlogs. Use when user asks to "create a roadmap", "write a PRD", "prioritize features", or mentions product requirements, backlog grooming, user stories, or RICE scoring.

Metrics frameworks, dashboard design, sprint reviews, and comprehensive product reviews for startup and enterprise PMs — North Star metrics, input metrics, funnel analysis, retention cohorts, and cross-cutting product health assessments. Use when user asks to "define product metrics", "build a dashboard", "product review", or mentions north star metric, funnel analysis, retention cohorts, or QBR.

Product vision, OKRs, and competitive analysis for startup and enterprise PMs — lean canvas, full vision docs, cascading objectives, feature parity grids, and positioning maps. Use when user asks to "write a product vision", "set OKRs", "competitive analysis", or mentions product strategy, lean canvas, positioning, or market analysis.