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The Product Skills LibraryFree AI skills for Claude & ChatGPT

20 field-tested skills for product managers, product leaders, designers, researchers and analysts — synthesize research you can defend, prioritize with sourced scores, write lean PRDs, and read experiments without fooling yourself. Copy any skill free, no sign-up.

What is a product skill?

A product skill is a reusable instruction file that teaches an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT to do one product job well — synthesize customer interviews, score a backlog, write a PRD, analyze an A/B test. Unlike a one-off prompt, a skill defines the inputs it needs, the method to follow, the exact output format and the quality checks to pass, so the whole team gets the same rigor instead of prompt roulette.

Rigor is the whole point, because product work is where AI's failure modes cost the most. In Teresa Torres's published test of interview synthesis, roughly 30% of the "direct quotes" ChatGPT produced were inaccurate or not in the transcript at all. Every skill here is built against that: quotes are verbatim and traceable, counts come from a participant-by-theme matrix, small samples are labeled as signals, and statistics follow the formulas — not the vibe.

Skills use an open format — a single SKILL.md file — that Claude, ChatGPT, OpenAI's Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor and 20+ other tools now run natively, and every skill also ships as a paste-once ChatGPT Project version under the 8,000-character limit. No integrations required: transcripts, exports and specs pasted in are enough, and connectors are used only when available.

All 20 skills at a glance

Research & discovery

Plan interviews that test real assumptions, and turn sessions into findings you can defend.

Voice of the customer

Turn tickets, requests and churn reasons into problems ranked by evidence, not volume.

Strategy & prioritization

Make the hard choices explicit — with sourced scores and a strategy that actually chooses.

Specs & delivery

Write lean PRDs, get them reviewed honestly, and hand engineering stories with no ambiguity.

Metrics & experiments

Define what moves the number, size tests correctly, and read results without fooling yourself.

Ship & communicate

Release notes, stakeholder updates and UX copy that say exactly what's true.

How to install these skills

In Claude

  1. 1Download the skill's .zip from its page — it contains the SKILL.md file.
  2. 2On claude.ai, open Settings → Features (Capabilities on some plans), make sure code execution is on, and upload the zip under Skills.
  3. 3In Claude Code, unzip it into ~/.claude/skills/ instead — or .claude/skills/ inside a repo to share it with your team.
  4. 4Then just describe the task. Claude loads the matching skill automatically; you never invoke it by name.

In ChatGPT

  1. 1Copy the skill's ChatGPT version — every one fits ChatGPT's 8,000-character Project instructions limit.
  2. 2Create a Project named after the skill, paste it into the Project's instructions, and run every task of that type inside that Project.
  3. 3On plans with ChatGPT Skills, you can instead paste the SKILL.md body under Plugins → Skills and invoke it with @skill-name.

The same files work in Gemini, Copilot and any assistant that accepts long instructions — SKILL.md is an open standard. One thing not to do: don't wrap these as custom GPTs, which OpenAI retires in December 2026.

Get the whole library as one pack

All 20 skills in both formats — SKILL.md files ready for Claude plus every ChatGPT version — in one zip, with a README that maps each skill to the moment in your product cycle you'd reach for it.

Instant download. We'll email you only when new skills land — no sequences, no surprise SDR follow-up.

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Product skills, answered

What is a product skill?

A product skill is a reusable instruction file that teaches an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT how to do one product job well — interview synthesis, prioritization, a PRD, an experiment readout. Unlike a one-off prompt, it defines the inputs, the method and the exact output format, so results stay consistent and defensible across the team.

Do these skills work with ChatGPT or only with Claude?

Both. Every skill ships in two formats: a SKILL.md file you upload to Claude (claude.ai, Claude Code or the API) and a version sized for a ChatGPT Project's 8,000-character instructions field. SKILL.md itself is an open standard that ChatGPT's Skills feature, OpenAI's Codex, Gemini CLI and 20+ other tools also read, so one download covers most of your stack.

How do I install a Claude skill?

Download the skill's zip and upload it on claude.ai under Settings → Features → Skills (code execution must be enabled). In Claude Code, unzip it into ~/.claude/skills/ instead. Claude then loads the skill automatically whenever your request matches its description — you don't call it by name.

Are the skills really free?

Yes. Every skill on this page is free to read, copy, download and adapt — no sign-up. The optional all-in-one pack asks for a work email so we can tell you when new skills are added; that is the only gate anywhere in the library.

How is a skill different from a prompt?

A prompt is a one-off instruction; a skill is a packaged workflow. A skill carries a when-to-use description, required inputs, a step-by-step method, an output template and quality rules (like "never invent facts that aren't in the transcript"), so anyone on the team gets the same result without prompt-crafting. Assistants also load skills automatically when the task matches, which a pasted prompt can't do.

Can I use these as a custom GPT?

We don't recommend it. OpenAI announced that custom GPTs retire on December 11, 2026, with their instructions migrating into plugin skills. Use a ChatGPT Project (works on every plan) or ChatGPT Skills (business plans) instead — both paths are covered on every skill page here.

Can AI invent user quotes or overstate small samples?

Left alone, yes — a published test found about 30% of ChatGPT's "direct quotes" from interviews were wrong or missing from the source. These skills require verbatim quotes traced to a participant and line, compute counts from a participant-by-theme matrix, and label findings from fewer than five people as signals, not conclusions.

Who maintains this library?

The team at Naoma — we build an AI demo agent that talks to every inbound buyer, so turning raw customer conversations into product signal is part of our daily work. We use these skills ourselves and update the library as models and product practice evolve.

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