Product managers · 25 skills
Claude skills for product managers
Sprint and cycle progress, stale and blocked issues, feature adoption, funnels and customer themes from Jira, Linear, PostHog, Notion and Intercom, summarized on a schedule.
25 skills for product managers
Jira: my open issues, summarized
Each weekday morning: your unresolved Jira issues grouped by priority, with anything overdue or due this week pulled to the top.
DevelopersWeekdays at 8:30Report cardUses Jira.Linear cycle progress
Every weekday: how much of the active Linear cycle is complete, how much scope was added since it started, and how many days are left.
Product managersWeekdays at 8:45Stat tileUses Linear.Jira weekly status report
Every Friday afternoon: what got done, what is in flight, what is blocked and what scope was added, written for people who never open Jira.
Product managersFridays at 15:00Report cardUses Jira.Jira sprint progress
Each weekday morning: the share of committed story points done in the open sprint, the days left, and whether the pace so far gets you to the end.
Product managersWeekdays at 9:00Stat tileUses Jira.Jira stale issues report
Every Monday: To Do and In Progress issues with no update for 14 days or more, oldest first, with their owners and a suggested next move for each.
Product managersMondays at 10:00Report cardUses Jira.Jira blocked issues alert
Twice a day: every flagged or blocked issue in the active sprint, what it waits on and since when, with an ask about who clears it today.
Product managersWeekdays at 9:00 and 14:00Asks youUses Jira.Jira bug backlog trend
Every Friday: open bugs right now, bugs created and resolved this week, and the eight-week trend, so a bad week is not mistaken for a bad quarter.
DevelopersFridays at 16:00Stat tileUses Jira.GitHub release notes draft
Every Thursday: PRs merged since the last release, grouped by label into breaking, new, fixed and internal, and rewritten so a customer can follow them.
DevelopersThursdays at 14:00Report cardUses GitHub.Linear triage queue
Every weekday at 10: the issues sitting in Linear Triage, oldest first, each with a suggested team, priority and label, ready to accept or change.
Product managersWeekdays at 10:00Asks youUses Linear.Linear weekly changelog
Every Friday: the issues completed in Linear this week, filtered to what customers will notice and rewritten as a short changelog ready to edit.
Product managersFridays at 14:00Report cardUses Linear.Sentry top issues by users affected
Every Monday: the 10 unresolved Sentry issues that affected the most users in the last 7 days, with owner and whether each is rising or falling.
DevelopersMondays at 8:30Report cardUses Sentry.Slack channel digest
Every weekday morning: what happened in a busy Slack channel since this time yesterday, threads included, boiled down to decisions, open questions and links.
Product managersWeekdays at 8:30Report cardUses Slack.Intercom conversation themes
Every Friday: the topics customers raised in Intercom this week, how many conversations each, and real quotes behind them.
Customer supportFridays at 14:00Report cardUses Intercom.Google Sheets KPI tracker report
Fridays: each KPI in your tracking sheet against its target, which ones are behind, which moved since last week, and which rows nobody updated.
FoundersFridays at 15:00Stat tileUses Google Sheets.Asana overdue tasks by assignee
Every weekday: overdue tasks in an Asana project or portfolio, grouped by assignee, with the oldest ones and the tasks nobody owns.
Product managersWeekdays at 9:30Stat tileUses Asana.Competitor website change monitor
Every Monday: the competitor pages that changed since last week, with each change in one line: new prices, new features, removed plans.
MarketingMondays at 8:00Report cardUses Firecrawl.Supabase daily signups
Every morning: how many people signed up yesterday in your Supabase project, confirmed and by provider, against the 7-day average.
FoundersEvery day at 8:00Stat tileUses Supabase.Obsidian weekly review: open tasks and stale notes
Every Sunday evening: open tasks across your Obsidian vault by due date, inbox notes older than a week, and a short summary of what you wrote.
FoundersSundays at 18:00Report cardUses Obsidian.Google Drive weekly changes digest
Every Friday: the docs created or edited this week in the Drive folders you choose, who changed them, and one line on the larger edits.
Product managersFridays at 16:00Report cardUses Google Drive.Confluence pages changed this week
Every Friday: pages created or edited this week in the Confluence spaces you follow, grouped by space, with one line on what changed in each.
Product managersFridays at 15:00Report cardUses Confluence.Airtable overdue records alert
Every weekday: the records in your Airtable view that are past their due date, grouped by owner, and a question on who takes the unassigned ones.
Product managersWeekdays at 9:00Asks youUses Airtable.ClickUp weekly status report
Every Friday: tasks completed, in progress and blocked in each ClickUp list, and what is due next week, ready for the weekly update.
Product managersFridays at 15:00Report cardUses ClickUp.Zoom meeting action items digest
Every weekday at 17:30: the action items and owners from today's recorded Zoom meetings, from AI Companion summaries or transcripts.
Product managersWeekdays at 17:30Report cardUses Zoom.Figma comments waiting on you
Each weekday morning: open Figma comment threads that mention you or that you are part of, where the last word is not yours, oldest first.
DesignWeekdays at 9:00Asks youUses Figma.Deploy to error to conversion chain
Each morning and after a deploy: every production release lined up with the Sentry issues it introduced and the key event rate before and after it.
DevelopersDaily at 8:00, and after each deployReport cardUses GitHub, Sentry, PostHog, Google Analytics, Vercel.What an agent can take off product managers’s plate
A product manager spends a surprising part of the week assembling status: where the sprint stands, what is blocked, whether the new feature is used, what customers complained about. None of it is hard; all of it is scattered.
These skills turn each of those questions into a short report your agent writes on a schedule. The status update for stakeholders, the triage queue, the weekly changelog and the adoption number arrive on their own, and the time goes to decisions instead.
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One board for every report product managers runs
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