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title: Skills
description: Browse all 59 PM skills organized by the Triple Diamond framework plus foundation, utility, and tool classifications.
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PM Skills ships 59 production-ready skills organized by the Triple Diamond framework plus foundation, utility, and tool classifications.

| Phase | Skills | Focus |
|-------|--------|-------|
| [Discover](discover/) | 3 | Research, competitive analysis, stakeholder mapping |
| [Define](define/) | 4 | Problem framing, hypotheses, opportunity trees, JTBD |
| [Develop](develop/) | 4 | Solution briefs, ADRs, design rationale, spikes |
| [Deliver](deliver/) | 6 | PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria, edge cases, launch, release notes |
| [Measure](measure/) | 5 | Experiments, instrumentation, dashboards, results, OKR grading |
| [Iterate](iterate/) | 4 | Retrospectives, lessons, refinement, pivot decisions |
| [Foundation](foundation/) | 8 | Cross-cutting skills (persona, OKR writer, lean canvas, meeting lifecycle, stakeholder update) |
| [Utility](utility/) | 10 | Skill lifecycle tools (builder, validator, iterator, mermaid diagrams, slideshow creator, updater) + v2.16.0 sub-agent dispatch skills (pm-critic, pm-skill-auditor, pm-changelog-curator, pm-release-conductor) |
| [Tool](tool/) | 15 | Canonical sprint methodologies: Foundation Sprint family (7) + Design Sprint family (7) + tool-note-and-vote (standalone) |

The `tool` classification (added in v2.15.0) covers named external methodologies composed of multiple skills working as a system. The Foundation Sprint and Design Sprint families implement the Knapp / Zeratsky / Kowitz canonical workshop methodologies; their family contracts live at [`docs/reference/skill-families/foundation-sprint-skills-contract.md`](../reference/skill-families/foundation-sprint-skills-contract.md) and [`docs/reference/skill-families/design-sprint-skills-contract.md`](../reference/skill-families/design-sprint-skills-contract.md). The `tool-note-and-vote` standalone implements the canonical group-decision mechanic shared across both families.

Skill pages are generated from the source SKILL.md, TEMPLATE.md, and EXAMPLE.md files in each skill directory.
