What problem does it solve? AI assistants tend to produce vague, buzzword-filled vision statements and feature lists disguised as strategy. This Skill enforces the discipline of a trained product manager: a specific, user-centric vision that can reject features, and a strategy built on focused segments, defensible differentiation, and explicit trade-offs about what not to do. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Artifact Distinction: Keeps vision, strategy, roadmap, and mission separate and ladders product vision up to company vision. - Context-Gated Decisions: Surfaces framework choices (Playing to Win, Porter's Five Forces, Blue Ocean, Kano, Three Horizons), communication formats, and B2B/B2C or single/multi-product adaptations with trade-offs instead of applying everything at once. - Audit Hand-offs: Routes the result to assumption-rigor, OKR metric validity, and prioritization rigor audits before declaring it done. - Use Case: Ask for a product strategy for a pre-PMF B2B SaaS tool and receive one primary segment, a differentiation bet with a "can't or won't" defense, 3-5 focus areas, and an explicit list of what you will not build. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write a product vision and strategy for your product, stating whether it is B2B or B2C, new or existing, and single or multi-product.
