Product
Specs, roadmaps, user research synthesis, stakeholder updates, competitive scans.
PMs juggle synthesis: turning interviews into specs, backlog into roadmap, telemetry into stories. The mechanical part of that work is where Pace earns its keep. Run `synthesize` on a stack of interview transcripts and reclaim a day of your week.
Install for Product
The full product starter set is 4 plugins. Pick the install path that matches you.
Cowork (no terminal)
Click each link below; Cowork opens and asks you to confirm. Restart Cowork after the last one so connectors register.
Terminal (one command)
If you have claude on your PATH already, this installs the whole set in one go.
npx pace-tools install product-management design data engineering pace-tools wraps claude plugin install; runs claude plugin marketplace add GoldenBerry-SO/Pace automatically if you haven't registered the marketplace yet.
Plugins to install
Pick from this set for the role. Primary plugins are essential; companions multiply value.
- product-management primary
Specs, roadmaps, user research synthesis, stakeholder updates, competitive scans.
claude plugin install product-management@pace - design companion
Research synthesis and dev-handoff conversations live across the seam.
claude plugin install design@pace - data companion
Roadmap prioritization grounded in actual usage data.
claude plugin install data@pace - engineering companion
Spec ↔ scope conversations are smoother when both sides see the same context.
claude plugin install engineering@pace
Connectors to set up
Claude prompts to authorize each one the first time a relevant skill fires. You only do this once per project.
- Linear
- Asana
- Monday
- ClickUp
- Jira
- Notion
- Figma
- Amplitude
- Pendo
- Intercom
- Fireflies
Workflows
Common ways teams use these plugins day to day. Each one is a starting point; adapt the prompt to your context.
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Feature spec
Writes a spec from a one-liner: user story, requirements, scope cuts, success metrics, edge cases.
Spec cohort filtering for the analytics dashboard.
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Roadmap from backlog
Reads Linear/Jira backlog and shapes a quarter or half. Highlights dependencies and parking-lot items.
Build a Q1 roadmap from the current Linear backlog.
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User research synthesis
Reads transcripts, surfaces patterns, names themes, generates a research summary doc.
Synthesize these 12 user interview transcripts. Themes, surprises, follow-up questions.
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Stakeholder update
Drafts the biweekly or monthly update: what shipped, what slipped, what is next, asks.
Write the biweekly product update for the exec team.
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Competitive landscape scan
Pulls competitor product updates from the last week or quarter and writes a brief on what is shipping, what is shifting.
Scan our space this week. Launches, fundraises, repositioning. What we should react to.
Just say it
You don't have to memorize slash commands. After installing, type natural sentences into Claude and the right skill will fire. Each row is a real example.
- You say
Synthesize these 8 user interviews into themes
Claude triggerssynthesize-research - You say
Write a PRD for the new collaboration feature
Claude triggerswrite-spec - You say
Update stakeholders on this sprint's progress
Claude triggersstakeholder-update - You say
What did our competitors ship this week?
Claude triggerscompetitive-brief - You say
Brainstorm 10 ways to improve onboarding
Claude triggersproduct-brainstorming - You say
Plan next sprint based on this backlog
Claude triggerssprint-planning
Tips & tricks
Field-tested patterns from teams that have already shipped a quarter or two on these plugins.
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Synthesize is the killer skill
`synthesize` on raw interview transcripts saves a full day every week. Connect Fireflies so transcripts arrive automatically.
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Ground roadmaps in data
Pair `roadmap` with the data plugin so prioritization argues from real usage, not vibes.
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Spec quality compounds
A spec that is clear, scoped, and has metrics defined upfront saves multiple weeks of re-scoping later. Invest the hour with `spec`.
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Use it for retros too
`synthesize` works on retro notes the same way it works on interviews. Pattern-find what teams keep saying.
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Stakeholder cadence beats one-offs
Run `update` on a fixed schedule (biweekly) rather than reactively. Trust compounds with consistency.
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Competitive scans weekly
`competitive` once a week is enough; daily is noise.