Generate, inspect, and refine PDF deliverables for product work. Use when someone says PDF report, export doc, render check, layout review, extraction, or printable brief. Produce validated PDF artifacts plus a concise quality checklist and revision notes.
Create and maintain a Shipwright-managed Obsidian workspace for product planning, execution tracking, and PM documentation. Use when someone says Obsidian notes, Shipwright vault, planning workspace, sprint planning, project note template, or knowledge base. Produce a Shipwright folder structure, MCP-friendly note templates, and linked documentation workflows for PRDs, decisions, sprints, releases, metrics, and stakeholder updates.
Generate prioritized product ideas from a problem statement and score them with RICE. Use when someone says brainstorm, generate ideas, what should we build, prioritize concepts, or explore adjacent bets. Produce 10 ideas by default, support divergent, convergent, contrarian, and adjacent modes, and expand a selected idea into stories, objections, and scope.
Generate complete product requirements documents from a feature idea or product brief. Use when someone says write a PRD, spec this feature, define requirements, draft acceptance criteria, or turn an idea into a plan. Produce a full PRD with goals, non-goals, user stories, requirements, metrics, risks, timeline, and clarifying questions when context is incomplete.
Translate pull requests, diffs, and commit ranges into a structured product-facing summary. Use when someone says summarize this PR, explain this diff, what shipped, release notes, commit range, or changelog. Produce a TL;DR, categorized changes, user impact, risks, and follow-up actions for product and stakeholder review.
Analyze competitors, market gaps, and positioning options for a product or feature. Use when someone says analyze competitors, compare us to, SWOT, market landscape, or competitive matrix. Produce a comparison table, SWOT-style findings, opportunity gaps, and positioning recommendations, with clear sourcing assumptions when live research is unavailable.
Define product success metrics, guardrails, and instrumentation plans for a feature or product. Use when someone says how do we measure this, define KPIs, success criteria, north star, HEART, or AARRR. Produce a measurement framework with primary metrics, guardrails, event tracking, baselines, and targets tied to business goals.
Curate a PM briefing from industry, competitor, product, and technology context. Use when someone says morning briefing, catch me up, industry update, competitor news, or product news digest. Produce a structured digest with relevance scoring, key developments, implications, and follow-up questions, while degrading gracefully if live web research is unavailable.