claudekit / tools / pm-skills
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PM Skills

A plugin marketplace for Claude Code and Cowork that encodes proven product management frameworks — from Teresa Torres and Marty Cagan — into 68 PM skills and 42 chained workflows across 9 plugins, covering discovery, strategy, execution, market research, data analytics, go-to-market, and growth.

phuryn/pm-skills ·updated
$ /plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills copy

A community open-source project by Paweł Huryn (Product Compass), phuryn/pm-skills.

Why it exists

Once installed, you can ask Claude to do concrete product management work. For example:

  • “What should I validate first about this feature idea?” → maps the assumptions and builds an opportunity solution tree with interview questions.
  • “Draft a PRD for this feature” → writes a PRD with goals, user stories, and success metrics.
  • “Help me define our North Star metric” → proposes a North Star metric and supporting metrics.
  • “Plan next quarter’s OKRs, launch, and GTM” → walks each task through the matching framework, step by step.

Hand the same task to a generic AI and you often get an answer that only looks the part. PM Skills encodes proven frameworks — Teresa Torres’ Continuous Discovery, Marty Cagan’s product principles, and more — into workflows Claude follows, so you get methodology-based artifacts.

The 9 plugins

PluginWhat it covers
pm-product-discoveryIdeation, assumption testing, opportunity solution trees, interviews
pm-product-strategyVision, business models, pricing, competitive landscape
pm-executionPRDs, OKRs, roadmaps, sprints, retrospectives, release notes, stakeholders
pm-market-researchPersonas, segmentation, journey maps, market sizing, competitor analysis
pm-data-analyticsSQL generation, cohort analysis, A/B test analysis
pm-go-to-marketBeachhead segments, ICPs, messaging, growth loops, GTM motions, battlecards
pm-marketing-growthMarketing ideas, positioning, value propositions, naming, North Star metrics
pm-toolkitResume review, legal documents, proofreading
pm-ai-shippingDocumentation, security audits, performance audits, test coverage for AI-built code

You install only the plugins your role needs rather than all of them.

Frameworks it draws on

  • Teresa Torres — Continuous Discovery Habits: weekly customer contact as a habit; the Opportunity Solution Tree structures goal, needs, solutions, and experiments.
  • Marty Cagan — INSPIRED, TRANSFORMED: empowered product teams and an outcome-driven product operating model.
  • Alberto Savoia — The Right It (pretotyping): cheaply test whether something is worth building before you build it.
  • Dan Olsen — The Lean Product Playbook: a 6-step process for product-market fit and the Product-Market Fit Pyramid.
  • Roger L. Martin — Playing to Win: strategy as five linked choices — where to play, how to win, and more.
  • Strategyzer — Business Model Canvas, Value Proposition Design: map a business model in 9 blocks and fit the value proposition to customer Jobs, Pains, and Gains.
  • Christina Wodtke — Radical Focus (OKRs): setting Objectives and Key Results and keeping focus with a weekly cadence.
  • Anthony W. Ulwick — Jobs to Be Done: customers “hire” a product to get a job done; quantify unmet desired outcomes.
  • Sean Ellis — Hacking Growth: a data-driven experiment loop and North Star metric to drive growth.

Plus others, including Ash Maurya’s Running Lean (Lean Canvas, from problem to product-market fit).

Install & use

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills
/plugin install pm-product-strategy@pm-skills

Add the marketplace once, then install the plugins you need. After installing, start from the slash command that matches the task — /discover for a new idea, /strategy for strategic clarity, /write-prd for a PRD, /plan-launch for a launch, /north-star for metrics.

Claude Cowork (non-developers) — Customize → Browse plugins → Personal → + → Add marketplace from GitHub → enter phuryn/pm-skills.

Good to know

  • Free and open source under the MIT license.
  • Designed for Claude Code and Claude Cowork. The skill format works with other AI assistants (Gemini CLI, Cursor, and more), but the slash commands are Claude-specific.
  • 9 plugins hold 68 skills and 42 chained workflows, so you pick what fits your role and task instead of installing everything.
  • The author is Paweł Huryn, who runs the Product Compass newsletter. The repo itself is free; deeper PM content lives in the newsletter.
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See also

same category · curated
[01]
[MCP] Slack · Official Slack MCP server for interactive and collaborative workflows. Surface insights, draft messages, and engage teams directly within Slack from Claude Code.
tool · claudekit.io / tools / slack
[02]
[Tool] Career-Ops · An AI-agent toolkit that evaluates job postings, generates tailored resumes, and manages your entire job-search pipeline.
tool · claudekit.io / tools / career-ops
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Frequently Asked Questions

frequently asked
§ 7.1
What is PM Skills?
A product management plugin marketplace for Claude Code and Claude Cowork. It ships 68 PM skills and 42 chained workflows across 9 plugins, covering discovery, strategy, execution, go-to-market, and growth.
§ 7.2
Where does it run?
It is designed for Claude Code and Claude Cowork. The skill format is compatible with other AI assistants (Gemini CLI, Cursor, and more), but the slash commands are Claude-specific.
§ 7.3
How do I install it?
In Claude Code, run `/plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills`, then `/plugin install <plugin-name>@pm-skills` for the plugins you need. In Cowork, add `phuryn/pm-skills` as a marketplace from Browse plugins.
§ 7.4
Is it free?
Yes. It is open source under the MIT license.
§ 7.5
Who is it for?
Product managers and founders who want to work through discovery, strategy, execution, market research, GTM, and growth using established frameworks rather than generic answers.
§ 7.6
How is it different from a plain AI answer?
It encodes frameworks like Teresa Torres' Continuous Discovery and Marty Cagan's product principles into workflows Claude follows, so you get methodology-based artifacts instead of generic responses.