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Skills Catalog

The kit ships 14 Claude Code skills that map onto the PM workflow. Each skill is a self-contained prompt + instructions file you drop into .claude/skills/ in your project. Claude Code invokes the skill automatically when its description matches the user's intent, or explicitly via /<skill-name>.

Pipeline view

The 14 skills

Core pipeline (5)

SkillWhat it doesWhen
requirement-intakeAI-guided requirement elicitationStakeholder brings a fuzzy idea
generate-prdAuto-generate PRD from a requirement cardRequirement is clear, small/medium scope
create-prdInteractive PRD authoringLarge-scope or greenfield feature
write-specTranslate approved PRD into technical specPRD approved, engineering needs detail
publish-to-confluencePush doc to Confluence + sync backPRD / spec in Approved status

Discovery & planning (4)

SkillWhat it doesWhen
brainstorm-newMulti-angle ideation for new productsZero-to-one product discovery
brainstorm-existingExtension ideas for existing productsQuarterly planning
researchStructured competitive / market researchPRD needs market context
gather-requirementsStructured stakeholder interviewRequirements not coming out in writing

Decomposition & prioritization (3)

SkillWhat it doesWhen
decomposeBreak a requirement into actionable tasksMoving from requirement to execution
prioritizeApply MoSCoW / RICE frameworksFeature list is long, capacity is short
roadmapSequence features into a time planQuarterly / annual planning

Operational (2)

SkillWhat it doesWhen
bug-reportGuided bug intake with triageUser reports a bug informally
create-pptxBuild PowerPoint from markdownStakeholder wants slides

How to install a skill

Each skill page has its body inside a code block. Copy the content into a file under .claude/skills/ in your project:

mkdir -p .claude/skills
# Copy the content from docs site into .claude/skills/<skill-name>.md

Claude Code picks it up automatically. Verify with /help — the skill should appear in the list.

Customizing for your workflow

The kit's skills are written for a generic B2B SaaS workflow. Expect to customize:

  • Company-specific terminology (replace generic "customer" with your domain word)
  • Output file paths (kit uses docs/prds/, docs/specs/, etc.)
  • Publishing target (kit uses Confluence; replace with Notion / your wiki as needed)
  • Language (kit skills are English; you can translate or adapt)

Skills that require tools

Some skills invoke external APIs. Those will work only when the tool is configured:

  • publish-to-confluence — needs browser or HTTP tool with Confluence access
  • create-pptx — needs the Anthropic Agent Skills API or equivalent PPTX generator
  • research — works best with web-fetch capability

The skills gracefully degrade if the tool isn't available (they'll ask you to provide the info manually).