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Hooked ux

Skill talgacapri/pm-os/.claude/skills/hooked-ux

Diagnose retention and engagement issues by mapping product behavior to the Hook Model (trigger, action, reward, investment). Use when users are not coming back, engagement drops, or the team wants to improve habit loops.From its SKILL.md

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Hooked UX

Use this skill when users sign up but do not return consistently.

What this skill does

This skill maps an experience to the Hook Model:

  • Trigger
  • Action
  • Reward
  • Investment

It identifies where the habit loop is breaking and how to strengthen it.

Best triggers

Activate for requests like:

  • "users aren't coming back"
  • "improve retention"
  • "habit loop"
  • "engagement is dropping"

Diagnosis workflow

  1. Define the user segment and key repeat behavior.
  2. Map current journey to the 4 Hook Model stages.
  3. Score each stage (strong, weak, missing).
  4. Identify the weakest link in the loop.
  5. Propose focused interventions by stage:
    • Trigger: better timing, channel, relevance
    • Action: fewer steps, lower friction, clearer CTA
    • Reward: immediate and variable value, clear payoff
    • Investment: save preferences, build history, personalize
  6. Estimate expected effect on retention (low, medium, high confidence).
  7. Recommend what to ship first.

Output format

Return:

  1. Current loop map
  2. Breakpoint analysis (where users drop)
  3. Top 3 interventions
  4. Success metrics to track (activation, repeat rate, D7/D30, session depth)
  5. Fast experiment plan (if needed)

Guardrails

  • Focus on real user value, not manipulative mechanics.
  • Keep interventions ethical and transparent.
  • Avoid adding reminders if core reward is weak.
  • Fix product value and friction before notification volume.

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