Router/index for the 12 product skills bundled in this plugin (RICE prioritization, OKRs, UX research, design tokens, competitive teardown, analytics, experiments, discovery, roadmaps, spec-to-repo, landing pages, SaaS scaffolding). Use when a product request doesn't obviously match one skill and you need to pick the right one (e.g., 'help me prioritize features', 'plan a product experiment').
The product-skills router is a centralized navigation system that intelligently directs product-related requests to one of 12 specialized product management and design skills. Instead of requiring users to know which specific skill they need, this router analyzes the nature of their request and automatically routes them to the appropriate tool, whether that's RICE prioritization, OKR planning, UX research, design systems, competitive analysis, or any of the other bundled capabilities. This eliminates the cognitive overhead of navigating a complex toolkit and ensures users always land on the right solution.
The router covers the entire product development lifecycle through its 12 specialized skills: product-manager-toolkit for feature prioritization and RICE scoring, product-strategist for OKRs and strategy alignment, ux-researcher-designer for user research and personas, ui-design-system for design tokens and component specifications, competitive-teardown for competitor analysis, product-analytics for retention and funnel metrics, experiment-designer for A/B test planning, product-discovery for opportunity mapping, roadmap-communicator for roadmap visualization, spec-to-repo for converting specifications into code scaffolds, landing-page-generator for building marketing pages with Next.js and Tailwind, and saas-scaffolder for bootstrapping complete SaaS application skeletons.
This skill is designed for product managers, UX designers, product strategists, and technical founders who need to execute product work efficiently without memorizing which tool handles which task. Each bundled skill is self-contained with its own documentation, scripts, references, and assets. The router follows a simple matching table that maps request signals to the appropriate skill, and when multiple skills could apply, it asks a single clarifying question before proceeding. This design makes the entire product toolkit accessible through natural language requests like 'help me prioritize features' or 'plan a product experiment' without requiring deep knowledge of the underlying structure.
The router uses a routing table that matches keywords and request signals in your query against 12 predefined patterns. For example, mentions of 'RICE scores' or 'prioritize features' route to product-manager-toolkit, while 'A/B test' or 'sample size' route to experiment-designer. If multiple skills match, it asks one clarifying question before proceeding.
Yes, each of the 12 skills is self-contained in its own folder under product-team/skills/. You can directly access any skill's SKILL.md file, run its scripts, or use its references and assets independently if you know which skill you need.
This skill is designed to work with claude-code, codex-cli, and openclaw agents. Each of the 12 bundled skills may have its own tool requirements (like Python scripts or specific frameworks), which are documented in their individual SKILL.md files.
The router will inform you that no skill matches your request and ask for clarification rather than attempting to improvise. It only routes to skills it explicitly knows about and does not provide functionality outside the 12 bundled product skills.
Yes, there are additional product-team plugins packaged separately, including agile-product-owner for user stories and sprint capacity, code-to-prd for reverse-engineering PRDs from codebases, apple-hig-expert for Apple Human Interface Guidelines audits, and research-summarizer for document summarization with citations.
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