Product Manager

Overview

This skill enables structured product management work—from writing comprehensive PRDs and user stories through feature prioritization and metrics definition. It provides repeatable frameworks (RICE scoring, MoSCoW, OKR-aligned roadmaps) and document templates grounded in real product scenarios. The output is always decision-ready: actionable artifacts that engineering, design, and stakeholders can align on.

When to Use

• Writing a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a new feature or product
• Prioritizing a feature backlog with a scoring framework
• Translating user needs into user stories with acceptance criteria
• Defining success metrics (product KPIs) for a feature or initiative
• Creating a quarterly roadmap aligned to business objectives
• Writing a one-pager or feature brief for executive review

When NOT to Use

• Conducting user research or usability testing (use ux-researcher skill)
• Designing wireframes or high-fidelity UI (use a design skill)
• Writing technical specifications for engineers (use a tech spec skill)
• Building business cases with financial modeling (use business-analyst skill)