Every sprint, the same sprint, rebuilt by hand. This weekend, build the system that does it.Product managers
The PRD, the feedback pile, the Friday update, the roadmap defense — built on your own Jira, still running next sprint.
One lead instructor, two floor coaches. Every session live, none recorded.
25 of 25 seats leftoperator@skaai ~ %pm-os run --question "which onboarding step is bleeding activation?"
→warehouse-agentquerying…
→roadmap-prioritizerscoring backlog…
→defense-briefdrafting…
status:ready for Monday's roadmap review
Twenty tools. You are the integration layer.
Jira, Confluence, Figma, Amplitude, Productboard, Dovetail, Slack. Nothing hands off on its own: ticket into doc, deck into update, PRD into the evening.
You ticket a dashboard and wait; it lands after the decision. Feedback is affinity-mapped by hand, so the room decides on the most senior opinion instead.
You already live in Claude, ChatGPT and ChatPRD. They draft, they come back confidently wrong, and none of them run on a schedule or remember your product tomorrow.
Prompting harder won't fix that. This weekend you build the first nine systems you own.
“Everything is our job” is the job. Nothing gets your full attention.
What changes when handoffs stop going through you.
AI drafts the PRD; you rewrite the parts it got confidently wrong
A PRD agent drafts in your template, critiques itself, and hands you the open questions
You affinity-map feedback by hand; the insight lands after the decision
A VoC pipeline returns a ranked, quote-backed opportunity report on a schedule you set
You build the Friday update by hand, every Friday
A scheduled agent reads Jira, Slack and analytics, and posts before you open the laptop
You file a ticket and get the dashboard after the decision
You ask the warehouse in plain English and read the answer while it still matters
Competitor tracking goes stale, or eats hours you don't have
An always-on watch updates a living battlecard and tells you only what changed
You walk into the roadmap review with an opinion
You walk in with the reach numbers and a defense brief already drafted
Twenty tools, copy-pasted by hand — you're the API nobody designed
One PM OS where the artifacts hand off to each other through MCP
Your skills evaporate when the tool changes next quarter
You own the patterns — context, evals, orchestration — and they outlast the tools
Same sprint, same Monday review. The systems doing the work are new.
Nine systems. Built on your data. Yours.
- SKILL + CONTEXT
Product-context profile
Your CLAUDE.md and Claude Project holding your product, stack and voice, plus a redact-then-prompt privacy skill. Every other artifact reads from it.
- AGENT + MCP
PRD Co-Pilot
Turns a one-paragraph brief into a review-ready spec in your template, then pushes structured epics and stories into Linear or Jira.
- WORKFLOW
Voice-of-Customer pipeline
Ingests transcripts, tickets, NPS and reviews; returns a ranked, quote-backed opportunity report on a schedule. Optional ask-my-users RAG chatbot.
- AGENT
Friday stakeholder-update agent
Reads Jira, Slack and analytics; drafts team and exec versions in your voice; posts to Slack every Friday. Fans out to release notes and enablement.
- WORKFLOW
Competitor-watch battlecard
Watches competitor sites, changelogs, pricing, G2 and news; surfaces only what changed; keeps a living battlecard current in Notion or Sheets.
- DASHBOARD + MCP
Self-serve metrics agent
Text-to-SQL against your warehouse or analytics. Ask in plain English, get the chart, pin it into a dashboard you own.
- APP
PM-Prototyper kit
An idea or a Figma screenshot to a deployed, clickable prototype you can test the same day, plus a script-to-video demo.
- SKILL
Evals harness
A golden dataset, an LLM-as-judge rubric and a scorecard, so you can say whether your AI feature is good before you ship.
- WORKFLOW
Roadmap-defense workflow
RICE scoring on real reach and effort, plus the why narrative, the exec brief and the deck, drafted before the meeting starts.
ORCHESTRATED INTO ONE PM OPERATING SYSTEM
The PM Operating System.
Name the work that only starts once you sit down: the spec, the synthesis, the update, the roadmap argument. Nine artifacts pick each one up, chained on your real data.
- VoC pipelinefeedback in
- PRD agentdrafts spec
- Warehouse · text-to-SQLasks the data
- Self-serve dashboardcharts, pinned
- Stakeholder updateposted Friday
- Roadmap defenseHiPPO-proof brief
Every artifact hands off through one Claude Code control room (MCP). The evals harness guards the chain.
On Sunday you run the chain live: real question → data → roadmap slice → defense brief and deck. The warehouse agent you wire is the analyst headcount you keep asking for, and you own it. Actual output depends on your data and setup.
THE PRD
A first draft in your template, open questions listed, waiting on your decisions
THE FEEDBACK PILE
Clustered, quantified and quote-backed before you open it, on a schedule you set
THE FRIDAY UPDATE
Posted to Slack by an agent that read Jira, Slack and analytics first
THE DATA QUESTION
Asked in plain English against your warehouse, answered without filing a ticket
THE ROADMAP REVIEW
Reach numbers and a defense brief, drafted before the meeting
Reclaim the week.
Kill the four sinks that eat your evenings. By tonight you own a PRD agent, a VoC pipeline, a Friday update agent and a competitor-watch — all running.
- 12:30
Lunch
Floor coaches unblock setup and data prep.
- 18:00
Day 1 close
Recap the leverage curve; preview Sunday's shift from saving time to creating leverage.
Answer your own questions.
Query your own data, prototype your own ideas, and put a number on whether your AI feature is good. Then wire the weekend into one PM Operating System.
- 13:00
Lunch
Coaches review prototypes; prep capstone data.
- 17:00
Demos + artifact-swap
What a running system looks like in front of the room.
- 17:45
30-day rollout plan
Defending against tool churn: own the patterns, not the tools.
The honest version.
What we promise. What happens if we miss.
Every session is truly live.
No recorded sessions sold as live. One lead instructor, two floor coaches, 25 seats.
Every artifact is delivered.
You leave with the systems built and running on your data. Kept after.
Zero upsell, ever.
$500 is the price. No back-end ladder, no advanced tier.
Transparent dual pricing.
$500 USD · ₹41,500 INR. No-cost EMI and UPI in India.
Honored money-back guarantee.
Sit the first day. If you don't walk out with one running artifact on your own data, ask for a full refund.
The restraint is the proof. If it were thin, we'd need a countdown timer.
What to bring.
Accounts & install
also walked live on Saturday- A laptop with Claude (Pro/Max) and ChatGPT (Plus).
- The free Claude Code install — guided in pre-work and live.
- Run the "hello agent" pre-work so you arrive warm.
Your real, shareable artifacts
the workshop runs on these- One messy brief or PRD.
- 5–20 anonymized feedback items, interview transcripts or support tickets.
- Read-only analytics access or an export (Amplitude/Mixpanel), or a warehouse CSV.
- View access to your Jira or Linear.
Privacy pre-work
sent 5 days before- A redaction checklist and template. Drop your artifacts in, so nothing sensitive leaves your control.
Experience
no coding, high ceiling- No coding required — natural language end to end. Senior and Group PMs welcome; the ceiling is high.
Three jobs only you can do right now.
The PRD stops starting on a Sunday. It starts as a draft in your template, open questions already listed.
Product · what you hand over
Your data questions stop going into the data team's queue. The text-to-SQL agent answers them while they still matter.
Product · what you hand over
The roadmap review stops being an argument you improvise. The reach numbers and the brief are drafted first.
Product · what you hand over
Why a weekend, not another subscription
- The tools you already pay for can draft. None of them run on a schedule, on your data, without you.
- Closing that gap means building it once and keeping it. A weekend is what that takes.
Who runs the room
- Lead instructor: a practicing PM who has shipped these systems, running the room live.
- Two floor coaches: practitioners who unblock setup and stack fit one on one.
Walk into Monday's review with the system running.
One live weekend. Your own Jira, your own tickets, your own warehouse. Nine artifacts, one PM Operating System, all yours.
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