Three Claude skills that collapse a week of product work into one conversation. Winston for the talk. Karpathy's council for the decision. Apple's Liquid Glass for the landing page. Opinionated. Framework-backed. Under a minute per result.
Each skill enforces a specific rule set from a named thinker. No options menus. No "you could also try." It does one thing, well.
Patrick Winston's MIT "How to Speak" framework across five modes: opening rewrite, slide crime audit, memorability (the Winston Star), talk structure, teaching with props.
"Cut everything above. You've spent 45 seconds on nothing."
Five parallel subagents (Operator, Customer Advocate, Skeptic, Strategist, Builder) debate your decision. Inspired by Karpathy's LLM Council idea. Moderator synthesis with explicit dissent and named risks.
"The conversation you'd have over six meetings, in one pass."
Single-file landing pages with true Liquid Glass. SVG displacement refraction, 8-layer dome shadow, solid accent CTAs, typography with Inter's 510 weight. Rohit's brand signature, packaged.
"You're looking at one right now."
What separates a PM-grade skill from another AI template.
Every skill enforces a specific rule set. Winston's 40pt minimum. Karpathy's five-persona structure. Apple's SVG-displacement liquid glass (not frosted blur). No preferences UI.
Named thinkers, documented playbooks. Each skill cites its source and inherits that thinker's earned opinions instead of inventing new ones.
The skill asks for your context before producing output. The framework lands on your actual situation, not a generic template.
Install globally. Trigger naturally. The skill picks up when your conversation matches.
git clone https://github.com/rohitjz/claude-for-pms.git
cp -r claude-for-pms/{patrick-winston-presentation,council,liquid-glassify} ~/.claude/skills/
★ Star on GitHub