PM Pilot v2.0.0

Your AI-powered copilot for modern product management. Built for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

For product managers, product leads, and anyone making product decisions.

Why This, Not a Blank AI Chat

Most PMs use AI the same way they use Google: one-off questions, zero memory. Next conversation, you start from scratch. This system works differently:

• Context compounds. You build knowledge about your company, competitors, personas, and product. Every skill draws from that context so outputs are grounded in your actual world, not generic advice.
• Skills, not prompts. Instead of crafting the right prompt every time, you run /prd or /analyze-competitors and get structured output that follows proven PM frameworks.
• The system learns your product. The more you use it, the sharper it gets. Interview insights refine personas. Competitive research informs prioritization. PRDs reference real user pain.

/onboard → /analyze-competitors → /synthesize-interviews
                ↓                         ↓
          context grows ──────→ /prioritize → /prd → /break-down
                                    ↑
              /triage-feedback ──────┘

Quick Start

Requires Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.

# 1. Clone
git clone 
cd pm-pilot

# 2. Open in Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex

# 3. Set up your context
/onboard

/onboard walks you through populating your company, competitor, persona, and product context. You don’t need to fill everything in before you start. Skills work with whatever context exists and ask you directly when something is missing.

Project Structure

.claude/
  skills/          # Skill definitions (SKILL.md + README.md each)
context/           # What you know (living documents, grows through use)
  company.md       # Who you are, goals, constraints
  competitors.md   # Competitive landscape summary
  personas.md      # Who you serve, their needs
  product.md       # What you have, what works
data/              # Raw source material (transcripts, exports, dumps)
template/          # Output formats and style guides
  styles/          # Audience-specific styles (executive, Slack, Notion)
output/            # Drafts and generated artifacts

Drafts land in output/. When finalized, they move to context/ subfolders (e.g., context/prd/, context/competitors/). Folders are created as the work requires them.

Skills