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This skill synthesizes a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) from the current conversation context and understanding of the codebase. It guides the user through structuring the problem statement, defining detailed user stories, outlining implementation decisions, and suggesting test strategies. The final PRD is formatted and submitted directly as a GitHub issue, ensuring a structured handover from discussion to development specification.

This skill generates a comprehensive, one-page product specification document (PRD) or feature brief. It structures critical information—including problem statements, success metrics, user stories, and scope—into a professional, actionable markdown/HTML format. Ideal for formalizing product ideas and kickstarting development planning when presented with terms like 'PRD' or 'spec'.

This skill helps uncover the user's actual underlying needs, rather than accepting vague or conventionally stated requirements. By conducting a structured, one-question-at-a-time interview, it systematically closes the gap between what a user 'thinks' they want and what they truly need, ensuring project scope is built on solid intent before development begins.

This meta-skill is designed for generating comprehensive competitive intelligence briefs for sales, business development, and strategy teams. It monitors signals across various dimensions (pricing, product, leadership, funding, etc.) for specified competitors or targets over a defined time window. It helps track changes against a baseline and provides actionable recommendations, moving beyond simple raw data dumps.

This skill automates the transformation of high-level product specifications (PRDs) or feature specs stored in Notion into an actionable development lifecycle. It systematically parses requirements, generates structured implementation plans, breaks down complex needs into manageable, linked tasks, and facilitates continuous progress tracking, ensuring all development artifacts remain synchronized with the original spec.

Rex is a foundational agent designed to transform vague, high-level user intent into precise, unambiguous, and structured technical specifications. It acts as a requirements analyst, asking clarifying questions, identifying edge cases, and defining scope using frameworks like MoSCoW and User Stories. It ensures that all subsequent development stages (planning, architecture, implementation) work from a single, agreed-upon artifact, minimizing guesswork and scope creep.

Produces a comprehensive and structured change management plan for any organizational transformation or system rollout. This skill guides users through critical phases, including stakeholder analysis, impact assessment, communication strategy, training plan development, and resistance mitigation, ensuring a high probability of successful adoption.

This skill generates highly structured, professional press releases optimized for journalists. Use it whenever you need to announce major news, product launches, or company developments. It ensures the content follows journalistic standards (inverted pyramid, active voice), avoiding promotional hype to guarantee readability and maximum impact for media outlets.

This skill synthesizes raw user interview transcripts into structured research findings. It identifies core themes, pain points, workflow insights, and actionable product implications. Use this when analyzing qualitative research notes to derive evidence-based product recommendations and next steps for development teams.

This skill analyzes raw user research data—including transcripts, survey results, and feedback—and synthesizes it into a structured, actionable report. It identifies key themes, quantifies prevalence, pinpoints critical pain points, prioritizes feature requests, and provides strategic, evidence-backed recommendations for product improvement and development.

This skill transforms vague feature briefs, PRD sections, or general ideas into highly detailed, actionable user stories. It enforces industry best practices by including standard formats (As a... I want to...), behavioral acceptance criteria (Given/When/Then), edge cases, and a Definition of Done. Ideal for product managers and business analysts who need to create estimate-ready tickets for development teams.

This masterclass framework provides a structured, end-to-end guide for scoping and planning new web projects, applications, or page designs. It systematically covers core concept definition, user experience (UX) mapping, visual design system establishment, selecting the technical architecture, and optimizing for SEO and performance. Ideal for the initial stages of development.