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Claude Skills let you write the rules once, in a SKILL.md file, so Claude follows your PRD template, funnel process, or competitor teardown every single time, automatically.
Both Claude Code and Cursor now work as agentic platforms for PMs, not just coding tools. Here is how to actually pick between them.
Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, and Vercel, with Claude Code connecting all four. Here is the exact AI tech stack I teach, and the build order that makes it work.
Claude Code isn't a one-off prompt tool, it's an operating system for the whole feature lifecycle. Here are the 10 skills that take a PM from raw user interviews to a shipped, measured feature.
Claude Code memory turns a chatbot you re-brief every morning into a colleague who remembers last sprint. Here is how CLAUDE.md, auto-memory, and subagent memory work together, and why subagent memory is the layer that compounds.
Claude Sonnet 5 shipped with a native 1M-token context window on June 30, 2026. Here is what that means in PM terms, and where it still requires judgment.
Tag @Claude in Slack and it spins up a real Claude Code session against your repo, carrying every custom command and agent you have already built.
Claude Code agents, subagents, and custom commands are not the same thing. Here is the real difference, plus a hands-on example: a five-source competitor watchlist you can build in 20 minutes.
A realistic 6-step first week for product managers to learn Claude Code with zero coding, from reading a codebase to automating your own repeated prompts.
Claude in Chrome went GA on July 1, 2026, driving your real logged-in browser session, not a chatbot sidebar. Here is what product managers can actually automate with it today.
GPT-5.6 previewed three new models (Sol, Terra, Luna) restricted to about 20 approved companies. Claude Fable 5 is live in Claude Code today. Here is what actually matters for PMs.
Fable 5, the first model in Anthropic's new Claude 5 family, is free with Claude subscriptions until July 7, 2026. Here is what to do with it before it is gone, and what to build so cheaper models keep the value after.
Claude Artifacts are now available inside Claude Code, and the framing matters: it is not a new feature. It is the same Artifacts capability from claude.ai, now living inside the agentic environment where product managers and developers actually work. This article breaks down what changes, what a Claude artifact can do for PMs, and where artifacts stop and tools like Lovable begin.
Lovable just shipped its MCP server. Connected to Claude Code, it lets PMs spin up on-brand, shareable prototypes to validate hypotheses, with no engineering time required.
You built the skills, subagents, and custom commands. Here is the exact plugin structure that lets your whole team install your entire Claude Code toolkit in three commands.
It's not your prompts that run up the bill. It's the context piling up behind them. Here are 7 practical habits to cut your Claude Code token cost.
Anthropic just launched Claude Fable 5, its most powerful model yet. I tested it against Opus 4.8 and Sonnet 4.6, then broke down what it actually changes for product managers.
Claude Opus 4.8 ships with a new effort level called ultracode that changes how Claude Code handles complex, multi-stage engineering tasks. For the right class of work, it eliminates the need to manually orchestrate agents or break a large task into sequential prompts. For routine work, it is an expensive way to do something simple.
The forward deployed engineer role is the hottest job in tech right now. But most PMs are chasing the wrong version of it. Here is how to win the FDE wave without competing with engineers on their turf.
Most lists of "AI tools for product managers" are out of date before you finish reading them. In 2026, the real question is not which chat tool to install, it is which agents to deploy to kill the hand-offs that slow your team down.
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