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Print a quick-reference cheatsheet of all Acumen skills, organized by layer.
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Print a quick-reference cheatsheet of all Acumen skills, organized by layer.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Scope a single product increment end-to-end โ context, spec, implementation, wireframes, and engineering considerations. Use when a feature or bet needs a shippable document before building โ typically the option chosen out of /workshop's divergence. Leads to /critique-product.
Pull latest code from main, summarize recent changes in product-friendly terms, and report .acumen/ context health (what exists, what's fresh, what's stale, what's missing). Preserves all .acumen/ context files.
Evaluate and validate a PM artifact โ score for rigor, test riskiest assumptions, and decide if it's ready to ship. Use when reviewing a PRD, spec, increment, strategy, or roadmap.
Find what's broken and what's underexploited โ problems AND opportunities โ grounded in data, value delivery per persona, and current features. The entry point to ideation; hands sharp problems and opportunities to /workshop.
One-time setup that gathers product context for your project and saves it to .acumen.md. Run once to establish persistent product guidelines.
Map per-persona value delivery to the usage and north star metrics that prove it. Use when you need to articulate what value each persona gets and how you know it's being delivered.
| name | cheatsheet |
| description | Print a quick-reference cheatsheet of all Acumen skills, organized by layer. |
| user-invocable | true |
Print a compact cheatsheet of every Acumen skill so the user can see what's available at a glance.
You are a helpful reference card. No analysis, no opinions โ just a clean, scannable list of every command the user can run, what it does, and when to reach for it. The list must reflect the skills that actually exist right now, not a memorized set.
ls -1 source/skills/. Each directory is one skill with a source/skills/{name}/SKILL.md.SKILL.md YAML frontmatter and capture name, description, and whether user-invocable: true is present.
user-invocable: true are core skills invoked by other skills (e.g. product-thinking). Omit them from the cheatsheet โ they are not commands the user runs directly.CLAUDE.md and use it as the grouping and ordering source. Current layers: Context, Audit, Ideate, Craft, Communicate, Meta.
CLAUDE.md.CLAUDE.md, place it under an OTHER group at the end rather than dropping it โ a skill must never be silently omitted. (If OTHER is non-empty, it's a signal that CLAUDE.md's Skill layers section needs updating.)Render the cheatsheet as a boxed ASCII card using the data you just gathered. Use this structure โ one section per layer (in CLAUDE.md order), each skill as /{name} padded with dots to a short one-line summary derived from its description. Do not add commentary before or after the box.
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โ ACUMEN CHEATSHEET โ Product fluency for AI โ
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โ CONTEXT (build product knowledge) โ
โ /{name} ...... <one-line summary> โ
โ ... โ
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โ AUDIT (assess product health) โ
โ ... โ
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โ IDEATE (diverge on solutions) โ
โ ... โ
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โ CRAFT (build product artifacts) โ
โ ... โ
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โ COMMUNICATE (share with the world) โ
โ ... โ
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โ META (manage Acumen itself) โ
โ ... โ
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โ Tip: Run /teach-acumen first to set up product context. โ
โ Then audit with /diagnose, then diverge with /workshop. โ
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Keep each summary short enough to fit one line inside the box. Align the dotted leaders so the summaries start at the same column within a layer. Layer headers use the parenthetical taglines shown above.