Challenge your PRDs and specs to find blind spots, hidden assumptions, and potential failure scenarios.
/devils-advocate1-2 hours → 10 min
Compared to doing it manually
/devils-advocateType this in Claude to run the skill
You're about to present a proposal that feels solid, but you have no one to pressure-test it. You need someone to poke holes in your thinking before skeptical stakeholders do it for you in the meeting.
Agent workflows chain multiple skills into one command.
.claude/skills/ folder in your project/devils-advocate in Claude to run the skill/strategic-roadmap-reviewA facilitated thinking exercise: look back at what happened, then look forward to set strategic direction — before building the tactical roadmap.
/prioritization-engineScore and rank features using RICE, ICE, or weighted scoring with clear documentation.
/north-star-finderIdentify and validate your product's North Star metric with supporting input metrics.
/go-to-market-strategyCreates a complete GTM plan with channels, messaging, timeline, and success metrics
A devil's advocate review challenges your proposal by asking "what could go wrong?" It identifies hidden assumptions, potential failure scenarios, and unintended consequences you may have missed.
Use it when a proposal feels too easy or when you have no one to pressure-test your thinking. It's especially valuable before presenting to skeptical stakeholders or making high-risk decisions.
Related but different. Risk analysis identifies known risks and mitigation strategies. Devil's advocate challenges your assumptions and finds blind spots you didn't know existed. It's more exploratory.
Not all challenges will be real risks — some are edge cases. The value is in forcing you to think through "what if?" scenarios you hadn't considered. Prioritize challenges that expose assumptions you took for granted.
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.