All Commands
Quick reference for Second's slash commands. Type any of these in the chat panel.
Looking for Workflow Packs? Commands handle individual tasks. Workflow Packs chain multiple skills together for bigger outcomes — like processing 10 interviews at once.
Document Creation
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/prd-generator [feature] | Create a PRD using problem-first methodology | specs/outputs/ |
/one-pager-creator | Write a one-page pitch or product brief for buy-in | specs/outputs/ |
/release-notes-pro [feature] | Write benefit-first release notes and customer announcements | launch/outputs/ |
/executive-update-generator | Generate an executive status update (SCARF format) or a board update | stakeholder-updates/outputs/ |
Research and Analysis
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/user-interview-analyzer | Analyze a single interview or research input | discovery/outputs/ |
/research-synthesis-engine | Process multiple research files at once into a unified synthesis | discovery/outputs/ |
/survey-question-generator | Design customer surveys with objectives and analysis plans | discovery/outputs/ |
/competitive-profile-builder [company] | Build a competitive profile for one company | strategy/outputs/ |
/workflow-competitive-intel-pack | Analyze 1-5 competitors and build a landscape map and comparison matrix | strategy/outputs/ |
Strategy and Planning
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/positioning-statement-generator | Create positioning using April Dunford's framework, with an optional Value Proposition Canvas | strategy/outputs/ |
/go-to-market-strategy | Create a complete go-to-market plan | strategy/outputs/ |
/decision-maker | Make a product decision, including build vs. buy, and write the decision record | strategy/outputs/ |
/pricing-strategy-analyzer | Analyze pricing strategy with competitive positioning | strategy/outputs/ |
/roadmap-builder | Create a structured product roadmap or a quarterly plan with bets | planning/outputs/ |
/sprint-planning-assistant | Create a sprint plan with goals and capacity | planning/outputs/ |
/prioritization-engine | Prioritize your backlog or strategic bets using RICE | strategy/outputs/ |
/user-story-writer | Break down a feature into shippable slices and user stories | specs/outputs/ |
Review and Feedback
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/stakeholder-simulator | Simulate feedback from CTO, UX, Sales, Exec, and User Advocate | stakeholder-updates/outputs/ |
/persona-generator | Generate behavioral personas from research data | discovery/outputs/ |
Data and Experiments
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/experiment-designer | Design A/B tests with methodology and sample sizes | data/outputs/ |
/metric-framework-builder | Design a metrics framework (North Star, inputs, guardrails) and an optional dashboard spec | analytics/outputs/ |
Operations
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/sprint-retro-facilitator | Structure sprint retrospectives with action items | operations/outputs/ |
/process-documentation | Document team processes with checklists | operations/outputs/ |
Launch
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/launch-checklist-generator | Create comprehensive launch checklists | launch/outputs/ |
Utility
| Command | What it does | Output location |
|---|
/meeting-notes-processor | Extract decisions, action items, and key points from meeting notes | stakeholder-updates/outputs/ |
/onboarding-flow-designer | Design onboarding flows for new users | specs/outputs/ |
How commands work
Every command follows the same pattern:
- You type the command
- Claude reads your context files automatically
- Claude asks you a few clarifying questions
- You answer in plain English (rough notes are fine)
- Claude generates a structured output and saves it to the right folder
You can always iterate after the first draft. Say things like "make it shorter," "add more detail to the risks section," or "rewrite this for a non-technical audience."
What about skills without a command?
mySecond has more skills than the ones above. The skills listed here have slash commands. The others work by describing what you want in plain English. See All Skills for the full list.