Enrich Your Context

๐Ÿ’Ž Product Management OS only โ€” This guide is for users who purchased the Product Management Operating System ($499). Free skills don't include context files.


You Already Have Context

Your context files are pre-filled from checkout. This page is for going deeper โ€” enriching your context so outputs are even more tailored.


The Context Files

FileWhat It ContainsHow to Improve It
company.mdCompany name, mission, stage, prioritiesAdd quarterly goals, team size, key metrics
product.mdProduct name, description, featuresAdd specific features, technical details, current state
personas.mdTarget users, JTBD, frustrationsAdd real quotes from research, specific behaviors
competitors.mdCompetitive landscapeAdd win/loss reasons, feature comparisons
goals.mdThis quarter's prioritiesUpdate as priorities shift
backlog.mdFeature ideas and requestsAdd new ideas as they come in

Two Ways to Enrich Context

Option 1: Edit Directly

Open any context file and add details. More specific = better outputs.

Before:

## Target User
Product managers at tech companies

After:

## Target User
Solo PMs โ€” the only product manager at a startup (50-200 employees).
They handle discovery, specs, roadmapping, and stakeholder communication alone.
Often report directly to CEO. Stretched thin, making decisions with incomplete information.

Key frustrations:
- "I don't have time to do proper research"
- "Every stakeholder wants something different"
- "I'm constantly context-switching"

Option 2: Drop Docs and Let Claude Extract

Have existing product docs? Don't rewrite them โ€” let Claude extract the good stuff.

Step 1: Drop files into your workspace folders

FolderWhat to Drop
context/inputs/Pitch decks, PRDs, strategy docs, one-pagers
discovery/inputs/Interview transcripts, survey results, support tickets
strategy/inputs/Competitive intel, battle cards, market analysis

Step 2: Ask Claude to enhance context

Can you read the files in context/inputs/ and enhance my context files with relevant information?

Step 3: Review and approve โ€” Claude shows what it found and asks before updating.


What Makes Good Context?

GenericSpecific
"We have competitors""Main competitors: Notion (collaboration), Linear (eng focus), Asana (enterprise)"
"Users want it faster""Users complain about 3+ seconds load time on dashboard"
"B2B SaaS""PLG B2B SaaS, $49/seat/month, 500 paying customers"

Real quotes beat descriptions. Instead of "Users find onboarding confusing," add actual quotes from research.

Keep it current. Update context quarterly or when something major changes โ€” new competitor, feature launch, strategy pivot.


You're ready! Start using your skills โ€” try /prd-generator or /executive-update-generator. Changes to context files take effect immediately.