Tools / Product Management Agent
Claude for Product Managers
A free, working system of seven AI agents that do the actual work of a product manager — not another prompting tutorial.
7 agents · Public repo · Free to run
Why seven, not one
A general assistant collapses into one voice.
Ask it for research and a spec in the same thread, and the spec starts sounding like a guess dressed up as a finding. Splitting the work forces discipline — each agent gets its own memory, so the one doing discovery stays appropriately uncertain, and the one writing stakeholder updates sounds resolved.
They don't talk to each other directly. Every handoff passes through a shared file, so you can see exactly what moved from research to strategy to spec, and trace it back.
The seven agents
One agent per part of the job.
Scout
Discovery — interviews, tickets, competitor signal
Succeeds when a claim traces to evidence.
Compass
Strategy — positioning, roadmap narrative
Succeeds when every roadmap item has a stated reason.
Scribe
Specs — PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria
Succeeds when engineering doesn't come back with questions.
Abacus
Analysis — metrics, sizing, experiment readouts
Succeeds when a number arrives with its own caveats.
Sketch
Prototyping — flows, wireframes, clickable mockups
Succeeds when the idea can be reacted to, not just read.
Relay
Delivery — tickets, standups, engineering liaison
Succeeds when status is current without anyone asking.
Herald
Communication — exec updates, release notes
Succeeds when the reader knows what changed and what to do.
Walkthrough
See it explained.
What this isn't
This doesn't replace judgment, politics, or relationships — the parts of the PM job that stay human. What it replaces is the blank-page problem: a doc with no research behind it, a roadmap with no stated reason.