Prompts for the Product Manager
AI prompts for product managers: writing user stories, summarizing meetings, drafting status updates, and crafting product specs.
Summarize Meeting Notes Into Action Items
Turn messy meeting notes into a clean summary with decisions, owners, and follow-ups.
Write User Stories With Acceptance Criteria
Turn feature ideas into clean user stories with Given-When-Then acceptance criteria.
Write a Concise Weekly Status Update
Convert messy weekly notes into a manager-ready 200-word status update.
Craft a Clear Value Proposition Statement
Craft a positioning statement, feature-benefit table, and tagline for any product.
Write a Product Requirements Document (PRD)
Generate a complete PRD with goals, requirements, user stories, and open questions.
Write Quarterly OKRs for a Team
Generate outcome-focused quarterly OKRs with confidence scores and risk notes.
Facilitate a Sprint Retrospective
Plan a full sprint retrospective with agenda, prompts, and action-item templates.
Generate a UI Screen Mockup in Midjourney
Generate a stylized mobile app UI mockup for inspiration and client presentations.
Build a Structured Daily Plan From Your To-Do List
Turn a task list into a time-blocked daily schedule with deep work sessions and an MIT.
Plan a Data Dashboard Layout and Metrics
Plan a full dashboard with curated KPIs, chart types, layout, and vanity-metric warnings.
Analyze an A/B Test for Statistical Significance
Statistically analyze an A/B test result with significance testing and a ship/no-ship recommendation.
Choose the Right Chart Type for Your Data
Get a chart type recommendation with rationale, alternatives, and common pitfalls for your data.
Write a Self-Review for Your Performance Review
Turn your wins into a polished, metrics-backed self-review with an explicit ask.
Reschedule a Conflict Without Looking Disorganized
Draft a low-drama reschedule request with three concrete alternatives.
Turn Raw Notes Into a Slide Deck Outline
Convert raw notes into a complete slide deck outline with titles, core messages, and transitions.