Defining Product Vision
Most product visions sound like marketing taglines that don't actually guide decisions. This skill pushes you past "be the backbone of healthcare" nonsense into concrete descriptions of what your users' lives look like in 5-10 years. It draws from 101 product leaders at companies like Notion, Airbnb, and the New York Times to help you separate vision from strategy from roadmap. The best part is how it insists on visual artifacts and emotional metaphors instead of abstract documents. Use it when writing vision statements or when your team keeps confusing aspirational direction with feature lists. It will ask uncomfortable questions about whether your vision actually changes anyone's behavior.
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$ npx -y skills add refoundai/lenny-skills --skill defining-product-vision --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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Most product visions sound like marketing taglines that don't actually guide decisions. This skill pushes you past "be the backbone of healthcare" nonsense into concrete descriptions of what your users' lives look like in 5-10 years. It draws from 101 product leaders at companies like Notion, Airbnb, and the New York Times to help you separate vision from strategy from roadmap. The best part is how it insists on visual artifacts and emotional metaphors instead of abstract documents. Use it when writing vision statements or when your team keeps confusing aspirational direction with feature lists. It will ask uncomfortable questions about whether your vision actually changes anyone's behavior.
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