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AI isn’t replacing Product Managers—it's making them 10x more powerful. From market research to prototyping, writing PRDs to analyzing feedback— AI tools are now embedded in every part of the product lifecycle. Here’s how today’s smartest PMs are leveling up: 🔍 Perplexity → Market research 🛠️ Lovable → Build prototypes 💬 Chatbase → Customer support ✍️ Claude → Copywriting 🧠 Napkin AI → Brainstorming ideas ⚖️ Optimizely → A/B testing 📊 Gamma → Presentations 🎨 Uizard by Miro Labs → Product design 📄 ChatPRD → Write PRDs 📈 Survicate → Analyze feedback The role of the PM is evolving fast— Not by doing more, but by leveraging AI to work smarter. Are you building with the new toolkit? P.S, I am currently offering free 30 min 1:1 Consultation on how you can set up AI Agents for your enterprise! #AI #agents #productmarketing

Will AI replace Product Managers? I don't think so. But it will definitely transform our work and make us more productive. Here are 19 must-have AI tools for Product Managers 👇 • Market & competitors research → Perplexity Deep Research • Conduct user surveys → TheySaid | World's 1st AI Survey • Transcribe user interviews → Otter.ai • Analyze customer feedback → Survicate • Write PRDs → ChatPRD • Build functional prototypes → v0 / Cursor / Lovable • Design → Uizard by Miro Labs / Recraft • Write SQL queries → AI2sql.io  • A/B testing and analysis → Optimizely • Presentations → Gamma / Presentations.AI  • Copywriting → Copy.ai / Claude AI • Brainstorm → Napkin AI ⭐ Bonus for non-native English PMs:  AI English speaking coach → https://getfluently.app/ By integrating these tools into your processes, you can free up half your work time! What tools would you add? -- 📌 Save this list and share with PMs in your network

If Product Mangement is dead, now what? Today, we demo the future of the PM role with Claire Vo: 1. She demoes her ChatPRD ➜ Devin Workflow 2. She covers the day in the life of PM's in 2 years 3. And she explains the implications for product leaders Check it out: YouTube: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/eWCZAb6j Spotify: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/eyt7agKj Apple: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/eAEVwr3u —— Thanks to our sponsors: 🏆 GibsonAI: Your AI database engineer - https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/eN-ADwUq 🏆 Vanta: Automate compliance, manage risk, and prove trust - http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pvanta.com/aakash 🏆 Maven: Unlock your career growth - http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pmaven.com/x/aakash —— It's a rare treat to hear from 3x CPOs like Claire (currently LaunchDarkly). These were my favorite takeaways: 1. Product management as we know it is dying, This is because the core tasks that defined PMs (stakeholder management, documentation, and even strategy) are being: A. Automated — AI can generate high-quality work in minutes B Compressed in time — Meetings and coordination are being replaced with AI-driven workflows C. Reduced in value — What once required human judgment is now AI-assisted or AI-led 2. The Era of the Super IC → Fewer PMs, More Impact. The PM org structure is flattening. Instead of bloated teams with PM layers, future lies in: A. Smaller, more powerful PM teams take on broader responsibilities. B. Super ICs (high-leverage individual contributors) replace mid-level PM managers. C. Engineers, designers, and AI systems take on work that was previously PM-exclusive. The days of “managing the process” are over. PMs must now operate as builders, domain experts, or business strategists — or risk becoming irrelevant. 3. Building a Multiple 6 figure AI Product. Her views on the death of traditional product management aren’t just hand-wavy speculation. She is living proof of this transformation happening right in front of our eyes. Her tool, ChatPRD, is widely used by PMs and teams. Who would have thought a CPO could build a product for a few hundred dollars AI tools stack that generates six figures in revenue? If that doesn’t make you want to start building, I don’t know what will.

Snippets from some recent world building for ChatPRD

It's not a superbowl ad, but our girl ChatPRD just got a major glow up With 30,000 PMs, 250k+ docs generated, and great customers from the startup -> enterprise, we thought she deserved a brand new... brand. And of course, we're launching with the perfect pop punk song 🎵

A little sad that we all need these reminders sometimes, but thought this was a great list from Claire Vo. Also, I've actually seen dog food execs eat their own dog food straight out of a can to make their point about their product quality. Next time you're slogging through QA, be glad you're not doing that. https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/eFUrFVRQ #dogfooding #productmanagement

🥁 Toolkit Tuesday – the tool that writes your PRDs for you Product requirement documents don’t have to be a time sink. 🛠️ This week's tool: ChatPRD 📝 Description: Chat PRD is an AI-powered tool that helps product teams draft product requirement documents (PRDs) faster. Instead of starting from scratch, you provide key details, and Chat PRD generates a structured document outlining the problem, goals, user stories, and technical considerations. 🎯 This makes aligning teams easier, reducing back-and-forth and keeping product development on track. ⏭️ How to use it: 1. Sign up for Chat PRD. 2. Enter key product details. 3. Generate a structured PRD draft. 4. Review and refine as needed. 5. Share with your team. ✅ Chat PRD automates the process so product managers can focus on strategy instead of formatting documents.  If your team spends too much time aligning on specs, this tool makes getting everyone on the same page easier—without endless back and forths. 👋 Have a great Tuesday!

I'm always fascinated watching new companies build from the ground up - Drift, Fast. My recent company to watch ChatPRD. This week, Claire Vo released a game-changing update that revolutionizes product documentation workflows. The new feature allows product managers to create multiple documents—strategy docs, PRFAQs, PRDs, and technical specifications—all within a single unified context-driven project space. I tested it myself and created four comprehensive product documents in 45 minutes. What makes this remarkable is how Claire leverages AI agents to build, test, and deploy ChatPRD (an AI product) - super meta. Product managers (or teams without product managers), this redefines how we approach product documentation. If you haven't explored ChatPRD yet, now's the time—the future of product documentation is here.

Sometimes the most challenging product requirements come from our tiniest stakeholders. When my 7-year-old daughter Adeline, a passionate dinosaur enthusiast, asked Santa for a book of "never-before-solved dinosaur experiments," I found myself putting on my Product Manager hat in an unexpected way. After all, she had already conquered every age-appropriate dinosaur experiment available on the market. Faced with this unique challenge, I turned to ChatPRD to brainstorm a solution I could craft myself. (Special shoutout to Claire Vo - you're now helping parents deliver holiday magic alongside solving business problems!) First, I trained a text-based LLM to communicate scientific concepts through "enthusiastic, accessible, and playful language" - though I admit I spent more time than anticipated asking it to tone down its overenthusiastic capitalization of kid-friendly science content in every other sentence. My prompt engineering ensured each experiment included: ➜ An exciting "expedition" hook to capture a 7-year-old's imagination ➜ Clear scientific tool requirements ➜ An engaging central question ➜ Guidance to form a hypothesis ➜ Field investigation steps ➜ Reflection space for discoveries ➜ Hypothesis verification summary After developing 5 experiments (and carefully vetting them for accuracy and parent-friendliness - no, I wasn't about to let my 7-year-old unfurl 40 feet of string inside my house to measure a T-Rex!), I realized pure text alone wouldn't captivate a child for too long. I leveraged another LLM to generate complementary imagery, including custom coloring pages featuring a young girl dressed as an aspiring paleontologist posing with her dino friends. What began as a challenge to meet an ambitious "user requirement" became a reminder that sometimes our most impactful product decisions aren't made in boardrooms, but at kitchen tables and in quiet moments of creative problem-solving. Whether we're crafting PRDs for enterprise solutions or dinosaur experiments, the heart of product management remains the same: understanding our users deeply and creating experiences that spark joy and discovery. As I wrapped up this particular "product launch" just in time for the holidays, I'm energized to bring this same blend of methodical thinking and creative problem-solving to my next professional chapter. I'm actively seeking a new product management role where I can continue turning complex challenges into meaningful solutions. After all, the best product managers know that innovation isn't always about cutting-edge technology – sometimes it's about finding unexpected ways to delight users, whether they're enterprise stakeholders or aspiring seven-year-old paleontologists. #ProductManagement #AI #ProductDevelopment #AIProductManagement #ParentingInTech #STEM #OpenToWork #ProductJobs #PMRoles

A few months ago I started trying out Claire Vo's ChatPRD to see what the fuss is all about, having seen it spoken highly off on X and covered in Lenny Rachitsky newsletter. Suffice to say, it was impressive. Nowadays I find myself using or building custom GPTs one after another to automate or simplify any processes or workflows that can my team move faster. Outside of work, I find myself using them (customized GPT) to form new habits, be a sparring partner, and a consolidator of knowledge (from my learning notes). Going back to the office, I'm of the opinion that the ability to instill hard earned domain knowledge into these bots have massive impact. And since different businesses have their own unique way of working and its own unique idiosyncracies (ie. processes and do and donts) - each of these bots will need to be custom built either internally by local experts or hired guns from outside. The benefit? It helps turn complex decision making process into something that's more objective and consistent - a problem that plagues any big corporation with multiple cogs moving at different pace. So much so in fact I reckon that managers of the future, and even execs - are bound to be a fractional role where they'd just come in, setup a bot (or bots) with what they've learned about the company and its processes, and let the existing teams run their respective shop accordingly. With the bots in place to help make decisions, the fractional managers can then just repeat the same thing in a different company. And perhaps answer the occasional support calls from ex clienteles. My two cents on it anyways. 😀