PM Copilot: The Claude Skill for Product Managers

PM Copilot turns Claude from a chatbot you have to prompt from scratch every time into a product-management assistant that already knows how to do the job.

One skill, eight modes: turning your meeting notes into prioritized insight reports, managing and grooming your backlog, planning sprints and running retros, translating usage data into "so what" decisions, building competitive battlecards, checking OKR alignment before you commit to work, writing complete user stories, and drafting release notes that don't read like a ticket export.

It works with the tools you already use: Jira, Linear, Asana, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Granola, Gong, BigQuery, and more. A short setup wizard asks which tools are yours instead of assuming. It also learns your writing voice, so release notes and insight summaries sound like you wrote them, not like generic AI output.

Most of a PM's week disappears into synthesis work: rereading call notes to find the pattern three customers already told you, writing the same ticket structure for the tenth time, checking whether this sprint actually maps to the OKRs, translating a dashboard into a decision. None of that work is hard, it's just repetitive, and repetitive is exactly what a well-built AI skill should absorb.

Generic AI prompting gets you generic output where you re-explain your team's conventions every session and the results still need heavy editing. A skill built specifically around the PM workflow, and configured to your company and your voice, gets you output you can actually ship the first time.