Skill UI

Guide PM interview candidates through a six-part spoken structure—clarify, rationale, goal, segmentation, pain points, solution—to craft thoughtful product-sense answers for design, improve, or build-next prompts without jumping to solutions too early.

Craft polished demo videos from screenshots or scene descriptions, orchestrating Playwright screenshots, narration via edge-tts, and ffmpeg compositing with clear story beats, pacing, and single-focus scenes so product walkthroughs and marketing teasers feel cinematic.

This skill manages comprehensive software development life cycle operations—including issue triage, PR reviews, version releases, bug fixing, and marketing content generation. It operates using a parallel "agent army" of dynamic agents (10-20 per task), requiring the user to adopt an Engineering Manager (EM) mindset. Key principles involve rigorous citation checking (anti-hallucination) and applying multiple roles (Product Owner, Open Source Contributor, Architect) simultaneously to ensure robust, safe, and user-centric outcomes across all platforms.

This skill applies the Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) framework from behavioral economics. Instead of merely listing features, it helps uncover the underlying functional, emotional, and social progress a customer is trying to achieve when they 'hire' a product or service. It is essential for deep user research, defining product messaging, optimizing the user journey, and understanding the triggers that cause a customer to switch solutions.

Applies principles of behavioral economics and consumer psychology to optimize how pricing, packaging, and offers are structured and presented. This skill helps maximize the perceived value and fairness of products, guiding the use of anchors, decoy effects, and strategic framing to improve conversion rates and upsell opportunities while maintaining ethical transparency.

This skill generates a comprehensive keyword strategy by identifying high-value SEO and AEO question queries for any given topic. It structures keywords into three difficulty tiers (T1, T2, T3), performs cannibalization checks to prevent content overlap, and builds a complete content map, guiding users on content type and production order for maximum search engine visibility.

Generates implementation-ready JSON-LD schema markup for 10 types (e.g., FAQPage, Product, Article). It validates all fields against Google rich result eligibility rules, flags missing data with fix instructions, and provides clean, ready-to-paste script blocks to optimize search engine visibility and achieve rich results.

This skill applies principles of behavioral psychology and choice architecture to redesign user experience (UX) flows. It is used when a product's conversion friction is rooted in interaction design, not just copy. By auditing cognitive load, defining optimal default paths, and inserting strategic commitment points, it guides users toward desired actions ethically, maximizing commitment while preserving autonomy. Ideal for improving onboarding, checkout funnels, and complex decision-making sequences.

Used to verify the actual billing reality, revenue, and pricing mechanics—such as team billing, quotas, and refunds—based on underlying product code, rather than sales documents or simple customer fixes. This skill separates billing facts, customer impact, and the true product implementation logic.

Craft production-ready frontend pages, dashboards, or components with a clear visual point of view; focus on typography, color, motion, and layout so the experience feels intentional instead of generic.

This skill file acts as a Japanese translation placeholder for the 'product-capability' module. It indicates that the localized content is currently under development and not functional. Users should refer to the original English skill file for the core functionality and detailed implementation.

A robust, production-tested pattern for coordinating multiple specialized AI agents. The orchestrator decomposes complex tasks, routes them to the most suitable specialist, prevents redundant or conflicting work (anti-duplication), and enforces mandatory quality gates (e.g., running tests, checking file diffs) to verify results before marking a task as complete. It also includes heartbeat monitoring for task progress.