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PM skills hit 49 templates, Claude docs reveal the subagent playbook
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PM skills framework
Your PRD workflow now has 49 battle-tested templates to pull from.
The Product-Manager-Skills repository ships three tiers of skills designed for Claude Code and Cursor: component skills for deliverables like PRDs and user stories, interactive skills that guide you through discovery with adaptive questions, and workflow skills for end-to-end strategy sessions [Source: GitHub]. The May update added an organic-growth-advisor using McKinsey's Growth Pyramid and a pm-skill-creator that walks you through designing new skills conversationally. Each skill teaches the reasoning behind the framework while letting your agent handle execution.
Worth pairing with the plugins you bookmarked from yesterday.
Subagent strategy from the docs
The official Claude Code docs quietly explain when subagents actually help.
The documentation recommends delegating verbose operations—exploring large codebases, running parallel investigations, isolating risky experiments—to subagents so your main session stays focused [Source: Claude Docs]. You can use checkpoints to rewind work at different stages, fork sessions to explore alternatives without losing context, and combine the /recap command to summarize progress before switching tasks. The architecture page also covers path-specific rule configurations in .claude/rules/ for keeping project context organized.
If you've been guessing when to spawn agents, this is the reference.
Context window survival
Token limits still bite, but the playbook is clearer now.
The docs push aggressive context management: resume previous conversations instead of starting fresh, structure CLAUDE.md files with imported context files, and use plan mode to review changes before they eat your window [Source: Claude Docs]. For debugging, the recommended sequence is explore first, implement second—letting Claude verify its own work by asking it to check specific files rather than trusting its assumptions. Hooks can automate context injection at session start so you stop repeating yourself.
Small habits, big difference when you're mid-refactor.
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Based on the Claude Code documentation provided, here is relevant information for your user intents about agentic coding, PRD context management, and debugging strategies: Claude Code implements an agentic loop architecture that enables efficient workflow automation through context management. The system uses CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files to store project instructions and agent configurations, allowing you to manage context effectively across sessions. For PRD workflows, you can structure project memory by writing effective instructions in CLAUDE.md files at the project level, importing additional files for rich context, and organizing rules with path-specific configurations in .claude/rules/. This approach helps maintain context within the token window while supporting parallelization through subagents. When debugging with Claude Code, the platform provides several strategies: explore your codebase first before implementing changes, use checkpoints to rewind and verify work at different stages, leverage subagents to isolate investigation tasks in parallel, and manage context aggressively by resuming previous conversations or forking sessions to explore alternatives. For advanced vibe coding, you can combine skills for specialized workflows, use permission modes like plan mode to review changes before execution, and implement hooks to automate context injection or code verification. The documentation emphasizes delegating verbose operations to subagents, using /recap to summarize progress, and structuring prompts with specific context to enable Claude to verify its work effectively.
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# Summary This GitHub repository contains 49 battle-tested PM skills and 6 command workflows designed to work with Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI agents. The skills are organized into three tiers: component skills (reusable templates for deliverables like PRDs and user stories), interactive skills (guided discovery flows that ask adaptive questions), and workflow skills (end-to-end processes like discovery cycles and strategy sessions). Recent updates (v0.79, May 2026) added an organic-growth-advisor skill using McKinsey Growth Pyramid triage and a pm-skill-creator skill for designing new skills through guided conversation. The repo emphasizes pedagogic value—each skill teaches the PM the "why" behind frameworks while enabling agents to execute the "how." Skills can be used via Claude Desktop/Web (by uploading ZIP packs), Claude Code (via plugin marketplace or local repo), Codex, or other AI agents, with setup guides and a Streamlit playground for local testing. The repo also includes helper scripts for skill discovery, validation, packaging, and execution (run-pm.sh, find-a-skill.sh, add-a-skill.sh).