Review PRDs from your users' perspective to predict adoption, support burden, and satisfaction impact.
/customer-voice-reviewer45 min → 10 min
Compared to doing it manually
/customer-voice-reviewerType this in Claude to run the skill
You're building features based on what you think users want, but you don't have a customer success team to sanity-check adoption likelihood or support burden. By the time you realize users won't adopt it, you've already shipped.
Agent workflows chain multiple skills into one command.
.claude/skills/ folder in your project/customer-voice-reviewer in Claude to run the skill/jtbd-extractorExtract Jobs-to-be-Done statements from research data to uncover innovation opportunities.
/user-interview-analyzerTransform interview transcripts into structured insights with quotes, patterns, and recommendations.
/feedback-categorizerAnalyze and categorize customer feedback into actionable themes using affinity mapping.
/app-review-analyzerExtract themes, complaints, and feature requests from app reviews at scale.
Customer voice review evaluates your PRD from your users' perspective using your persona context. It predicts adoption likelihood, identifies friction points, and estimates support burden before you build.
User research collects real user feedback. Customer voice review simulates user perspective based on your existing personas. Use it to gut-check ideas quickly between research cycles — not as a replacement for talking to users.
Customer voice reviewer works better with rich persona context, but it can still provide a general user perspective. For best results, create 2-3 personas first using the persona-generator skill.
It provides an educated guess based on persona needs and past patterns — not a guarantee. Use it to identify red flags (complex onboarding, misaligned value prop) before investing in full development.
Run this skill inside your PM Operating System, or download it on its own.
Use all 70 skills, workflows, and sub-agents in a system that knows your company, product, and customers.