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product-intelligencelisted

Decision-first orchestration for turning an uncertain business or software idea into evidence-backed market, product, UX, and specification direction before implementation. Use for end-to-end idea evaluation, market/demand/pricing work tied to a product decision, domain and workflow definition, or an evidence-backed implementation proposal. Not for settled implementation, standalone PRD authoring, pack audits, isolated fact lookups, visual polish, or coding.
ongkipro/dotfiles · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 53
Install: claude install-skill ongkipro/dotfiles
# Product Intelligence Own the transition from an ambiguous idea to an approved, evidence-backed product direction. Keep one decision and evidence context, then hand each activated artifact to its existing specialist owner. ## Trigger boundary Use this skill to: - evaluate or develop a business or software idea end to end; - research users, demand, competitors, substitutes, pricing, sizing, or trends for a pending product decision; - determine roles, entities, lifecycle, permissions, workflows, information architecture, experience states, technical concerns, or future-change boundaries before implementation; - turn uncertain product direction into an evidence-backed implementation proposal. Do not use it for: - a clearly bounded implementation task with settled requirements; - a standalone PRD or task breakdown, owned by [`prd-taskbreaker`](../prd-taskbreaker/SKILL.md); - an existing specification-pack traceability audit, owned by [`development-spec-suite`](../development-spec-suite/SKILL.md); - an isolated market fact lookup with no product decision; - visual polish after product behavior is settled; - code implementation or runtime verification. ## Decision brief Before prescribing artifacts or solutions, record: - permanent context ID, pending decision, accountable owner, and deadline or horizon; - risk if wrong, target actor/population and geography, current alternatives, and product state; - goals, non-goals, scope, constraints, appetite, acceptable uncertainty,