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Conducting User Interviews

refoundai/lenny-skills

This walks you through running better user interviews by channeling 43 product leaders who actually know what they're doing. It'll push you toward collecting stories instead of opinions, interviewing people who've already taken action rather than hypothetical users, and falsifying your assumptions instead of fishing for validation. Use it when you're prepping interview questions, recruiting participants, or trying to extract real insight from research sessions. The best bit is how opinionated it gets about common mistakes like asking "would you use this?" or letting PMs skip direct customer exposure. It recommends 7 to 14 interviews as the sweet spot and includes tactical advice like having users send a dollar invoice to test actual willingness to pay.

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1.8K
GitHub stars
1.4K
last updated
Aug 21, 2026
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$ npx -y skills add refoundai/lenny-skills --skill conducting-user-interviews --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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This walks you through running better user interviews by channeling 43 product leaders who actually know what they're doing. It'll push you toward collecting stories instead of opinions, interviewing people who've already taken action rather than hypothetical users, and falsifying your assumptions instead of fishing for validation. Use it when you're prepping interview questions, recruiting participants, or trying to extract real insight from research sessions. The best bit is how opinionated it gets about common mistakes like asking "would you use this?" or letting PMs skip direct customer exposure. It recommends 7 to 14 interviews as the sweet spot and includes tactical advice like having users send a dollar invoice to test actual willingness to pay.

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