PM Skills
github.com/phuryn/pm-skills- Category
- AI Agents
- Rank
- No. 721Tools index
Previous survey · No. 743 ·
- Type
- APP
- Builder
- phuryn
- GitHub
- 26.3k stars
- Latest release
- v2.1.0
- Date
About
A marketplace of 100+ agentic skills, commands, and plugins for product managers.
What it does
PM Skills turns common product work into guided AI workflows. Individual skills supply frameworks and domain guidance, while commands chain several skills through discovery, strategy, execution, research, analytics, launch, growth, and code-shipping tasks. Plugins package related material by product domain.
Why it's ranked here
The project offers unusually concrete workflow structure rather than generic prompting advice. Discovery can progress from ideation through assumption mapping and experiments, while execution covers requirements, roadmaps, testing, and risk analysis. Automated validation also checks manifests, documentation counts, versions, and internal references.
What's good
The separation between reusable concepts and user-triggered workflows is easy to understand. Plugins install independently, commands avoid brittle cross-plugin dependencies, and completed workflows suggest sensible next steps. The shipping kit adds evidence-based security and performance checks grounded in documented system intent.
Tradeoffs
The richest command experience targets Claude Code and Cowork. Codex installs the skills, but its plugin system does not expose the bundled slash commands, so workflows require plain-language prompting or best-effort conversion. Other supported assistants receive skills only through manual folder copying. Outputs still depend on supplied context and model judgment.
How to use it well
Use it when product managers, founders, or AI-assisted builders want repeatable structure for decisions and documents. Install domain plugins together because workflows often combine several skills. Feed them real research, requirements, transcripts, or data. It complements product judgment and code review, but does not replace primary research, legal review, or dynamic security and performance testing.
Technical notes+
README.md documents plugin installation for Claude Code, Cowork, and Codex, plus manual skill copying for other assistants. CLAUDE.md defines the repository contract: Markdown skills carry required frontmatter, Markdown commands chain workflows, plugins remain independently installable, and versions stay synchronized. validate_plugins.py implements manifest, skill, command, README, and cross-reference checks using Python. tests/test_validator.py exercises frontmatter parsing and requires every discovered plugin to pass validation. tests/test_consistency.py checks plugin discovery, version synchronization, documentation counts, changelog formatting, and command references.
Observed
- License
- MIT
- Primary content
- Markdown skills, commands, and documentation, with Python validation and tests
- Install surface
- Plugin marketplace installation for Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and Codex CLI
- Interfaces
- Automatically loaded skills and user-triggered slash-command workflows
- Other platforms
- Skills can be copied for Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cursor, and Kiro
- Codex limitation
- Installed skills are invocable by name, but bundled slash commands do not run as Codex slash commands
- Validation
- Python validator and unittest suites check plugin structure, metadata, references, documentation consistency, and synchronized versions
Read from README.md, validate_plugins.py, tests/test_validator.py, tests/test_consistency.py, LICENSE, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CHANGELOG.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, pm-toolkit/README.md, pm-execution/README.md, pm-ai-shipping/README.md, pm-go-to-market/README.md, pm-data-analytics/README.md, pm-market-research/README.md.
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