Install Your First PM AI Skill in 5 Minutes

Four weeks. Four working systems. One operating system you keep long after the course ends.

This isn't another AI-for-PMs course that stacks slide after slide until you forget why you signed up. You'll have something running in week one—a PRD skill built on Claude Code, tested against a real backlog item pulled straight from your own queue, not a sample problem invented for the lesson.

Week two, it grows: research and competitive teardowns stop living in scattered docs and Slack threads, and start feeding structured specs that cite evidence instead of your best guess.

Week three, it gets real: a clickable prototype built in Claude Cowork, briefed the way you'd brief a design partner, staying in sync with the spec instead of drifting the moment the idea changes. Stakeholders react to something they can click, not a slide you're narrating.

Week four, it closes the loop: an eval rubric that decides ship-or-no-ship before launch, not after something breaks in production. Everything you built in weeks one through three gets assembled into one documented system and you present it, working, to the cohort.

The difference? Most AI-for-PMs content teaches you prompts you'll forget by Friday. This one teaches you a system: connected, reusable, and running on your actual stack, so nothing you build disappears the moment the course ends.