AI skill pack

AI product management skills from discovery to backlog.

Five coordinated skills guide the product conversation, build a real story map through MCP, find gaps, refine the next release, and keep the open questions visible.

1 · runningDiscovery
2Journey
3Backlog
4Stories
5Release
fundamentals · users · uniqueness · journey sketch
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
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What is the one thing this does meaningfully better than the alternatives?

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Why would someone already using the strongest alternative switch?

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What is the end-to-end journey, in 4–8 phases?

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Who pays, and is the buyer the same person as the user?

Gate to the next phase

A brief covering all four sub-steps, each either answered or logged as an accepted risk.

Not one giant prompt. A deliberate product workflow with checkpoints, specialist skills, and human approval before writes.

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Why it matters

More useful AI starts with better product structure.

StoriesOnBoard keeps strategic context understandable to people and available to the agents helping them plan and execute.

01

Product Discovery

Stress-test the problem, users, differentiation, risks, scope, and measures before backlog generation.

02

Story Map Creator

Turn an approved brief or PRD into goals, steps, stories, personas, foundations, and releases.

03

Gap Finder + Refiner

Audit coverage, add missing cases, and prepare selected stories with testable acceptance criteria.

How it works

A clear path from input to aligned action.

Each step adds context while keeping product decisions visible and reviewable.

Phase 1

Discovery

Move from a raw idea to a compact brief with explicit open risks.

Phases 2–4

Journey and backlog

Build the backbone, generate stories, and find the gaps that matter.

Phase 5

Release and refinement

Slice a coherent MVP, then refine upcoming work just in time.

The skill family

Specialists that hand context forward.

01Product DiscoveryThink
02Story Map CreatorBuild
03Gap FinderAudit
04Story RefinerPrepare
05NavigatorGuide
Give your agents the full picture

Build the context before you build the product.

Start with a rough idea, a PRD, or an existing map. Turn it into a product plan people and agents can use together.

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