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Product management

Skill yigityildiz0/universal-ai-skill-library/skills/common/product-management

Route product strategy and delivery work to focused workflows for product framing, discovery, competition, metrics, sprint planning, stakeholder communication, and telemetry. Use when a task concerns user problems, scope, prioritization, launch, outcomes, or product decisions.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add yigityildiz0/universal-ai-skill-library --skill product-management

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SKILL.md

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Product Management

Clarify the user, problem, metric, decision, owner, and time horizon before selecting a workflow:

  • product-manager for prioritization, scope, roadmap, requirements, and tradeoffs;
  • competitive-brief for source-backed market/competitor comparison;
  • product-metrics-review for metric movement and decision implications;
  • sprint-planning for a short delivery cycle and capacity-aware scope;
  • stakeholder-update for status, asks, and evidence;
  • research-synthesis and user-research for discovery evidence;
  • product-tracking-* for telemetry design and implementation.

Keep strategy distinct from feature lists. Do not treat a roadmap, metric, or research finding as a decision without assumptions, tradeoffs, and a validation path.

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