PM Skills Marketplace

Adds structured product management workflows and frameworks to AI assistants like Claude and Codex, guiding tasks from discovery and strategy to execution and launch.

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Adds structured product management workflows and frameworks to AI assistants like Claude and Codex, guiding tasks from discovery and strategy to execution and launch.

The gist

PM Skills Marketplace is an open-source collection of skills and workflows for AI assistants, curated by Paweł Huryn. It solves the problem of generic AI responses by encoding proven product management frameworks into structured, guided processes. Instead of just getting text, users get the rigor of established PM methodologies from experts like Teresa Torres and Marty Cagan integrated directly into their daily AI-assisted tasks, leading to better product decisions.

What it does

  • Guides users through product management tasks using proven frameworks for discovery, strategy, and execution.
  • Organizes 68 skills and 42 workflows into 9 distinct plugins covering the entire product lifecycle.
  • Chains individual skills into end-to-end workflows invoked by simple commands like /discover or /write-prd.
  • Installs as plugins for AI assistants including Claude Code, Cowork, OpenAI's Codex, and Gemini CLI.
  • Generates structured outputs for PRDs, OKRs, roadmaps, GTM strategies, and market research.
  • Assists with data analysis by generating SQL queries, performing cohort analysis, and evaluating A/B tests.

How it works

Architecture Diagram
PM Skills Marketplace Architecture Diagram

Users install the marketplace from a GitHub repository into a compatible AI assistant like Claude or Codex. By typing slash commands (e.g., /strategy), users trigger multi-step workflows that chain together individual skills. Each skill provides the AI with domain-specific knowledge or a structured framework. The system guides the user through the process, outputting structured documents and analyses. The tool is open-source under an MIT license and delivered as a set of markdown files.

Best for

Product managers using AI assistants like Claude who want to apply structured, expert-backed frameworks to daily tasks like writing PRDs, planning a launch, or defining product strategy.

Watch out for

The convenient slash commands that trigger full workflows are Claude-specific. While the underlying skills work in other assistants like Codex, users must invoke them manually rather than using the pre-built commands.