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strategy

Interactive 6-step product strategy framework grounded in Rumelt's strategy kernel (Why/What/How). Guides PMs through market analysis, problem definition, strategic pillars, design and technical alignment, vision and goals, and communication planning. Trigger phrases: "product strategy", "develop strategy", "strategic analysis", "help with strategy", "strategy review", "create a product strategy"

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# Product Strategy Framework

This is the main orchestrator skill for developing a product strategy. It implements a 6-step interactive framework grounded in Rumelt's strategy kernel (Why/What/How).

**This skill is interactive.** At each step, ask questions, wait for the PM's responses, then synthesize before moving on. Use "one round of questions at a time" pacing — do not overwhelm the PM with everything at once.

If the PM provides a path to an existing strategy document, read it first and use it as a starting point. Identify what is already covered and what gaps remain, then pick up the framework from the appropriate step.

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## Step 1: Understand the Market and Users

Start by building a deep understanding of the market, users, and competitive landscape.