product-manager-toolkit

Prioritize features with RICE scoring and extract insights from customer interview transcripts.

Updated May 22, 2026
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Skill: product-manager-toolkit
Source: https://github.com/kitfunso/claude-config/tree/main/skills/product-team/product-manager-toolkit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kitfunso/claude-config --skill product-manager-toolkit-kitfunso

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Product managers struggle to objectively rank feature backlogs and synthesize qualitative customer research into actionable decisions. This Skill automates RICE scoring, portfolio analysis, roadmap generation, and interview insight extraction so prioritization and discovery work is grounded in data rather than gut feel. ## Core Features & Use Cases - RICE Prioritization: Score features by Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort from a CSV, with portfolio balance analysis (quick wins vs big bets) and capacity-based quarterly roadmap generation. - Customer Interview Analysis: Parse interview transcripts to extract pain points with severity, feature requests with priority, jobs-to-be-done, sentiment, themes, metrics, and competitor mentions. - PRD Templates: Four ready-to-use formats (Standard PRD, One-Page PRD, Agile Epic, Feature Brief) for documenting requirements at different stages. - Use Case: You have 20 feature requests from sales and customers. Export them to a CSV with reach/impact/confidence/effort values, run the RICE prioritizer with your team's quarterly capacity, and get a ranked roadmap showing which quick wins to ship first. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to prioritize your feature backlog by running the RICE prioritizer script on a CSV of features with your team's quarterly capacity in person-months.

Frequently Asked Questions about product-manager-toolkit

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How do I prioritize features with the RICE framework in Python?▼

Create a CSV with columns name, reach, impact, confidence, and effort, then run rice_prioritizer.py on it. The script calculates RICE scores as (Reach x Impact x Confidence) / Effort and outputs a ranked list with portfolio analysis and a suggested quarterly roadmap.

How to analyze customer interview transcripts for pain points?▼

Run customer_interview_analyzer.py on a plain-text transcript file. It extracts pain points with severity levels, feature requests with priority, jobs-to-be-done patterns, sentiment scores, key themes, quotes, metrics, and competitor mentions, outputting formatted text or JSON.

What input format does the RICE prioritizer require?▼

The prioritizer accepts a CSV file with columns: name, reach (users per quarter as a number), impact (massive/high/medium/low/minimal), confidence (high/medium/low), and effort (xl/l/m/s/xs). You can generate a sample CSV by passing 'sample' as the input argument.

Can I get RICE prioritization results as JSON for integration?▼

Yes, pass --output json to rice_prioritizer.py to receive the prioritized features, portfolio analysis, and roadmap as structured JSON. The interview analyzer similarly accepts 'json' as a second argument for machine-readable output suitable for aggregation pipelines.

What are the limitations of keyword-based interview analysis?▼

The analyzer uses keyword matching and regex patterns rather than semantic understanding, so it can miss paraphrased pain points or misclassify sarcasm and context-dependent statements. Results are capped at the top 10 items per category and work best as a first-pass synthesis before manual review.

Which PRD template should I use for a small feature?▼

Use the One-Page PRD for simple features taking 2-4 weeks, or the Feature Brief for exploration-phase ideas. Reserve the Standard 11-section PRD for complex features spanning 6-8 weeks, and the Agile Epic template for sprint-based delivery.