32 Claude skills for planning, recruiting, running, synthesising and sharing user research, from the research plan to the repository, in seven stages: plan the study with what is already known, the assumptions that carry the risk, the research plan, and a check on any "synthetic user" answer offered instead of real people; recruit and consent real participants with a recruitment brief, a screener, an informed consent form, a data handling plan, an incentive plan and a participant database; write the guides for interviews, moderated and unmoderated usability tests, benchmarks, surveys and diary studies; run and capture sessions through contextual inquiry, accessible sessions, AI feature studies and same-day debriefs; synthesise with every quote kept through thematic analysis, usability findings, survey analysis, insight statements and an evidence trace audit; turn findings into a journey map, jobs to be done statements and an opportunity solution tree; then share and reuse them in a readout, an action tracker, repository entries and a tagging taxonomy. For designers who run their own research, UX researchers, and design leads who defend research time. Claude plans, organises and synthesises what real people said and did, with every insight traced to a quote or an observed session; it never invents a participant, a quote, a finding or a metric, and it never stands in for a user.
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uxr-accessible-sessionsPlans research sessions disabled people and older users can take part in, with recruiting on purpose, access needs asked in advance, their own assistive technology, consent in accessible formats, session adjustments and an analysis note on not generalising. Use for "run uxr-accessible-sessions", "in
uxr-action-trackerBuilds a Research Action Tracker that records each recommendation with its owner, the owner's decision (do, park or reject with a reason), the dates, the linked evidence, a follow-up check and what changed in the product. Use for "run uxr-action-tracker", "research action tracker", "what did the las
uxr-ai-feature-studyPlans a user study of an AI feature with users' current mental model and expectations before first use, tasks on their own real inputs, planned wrong-answer scenarios with what users do next, trust and correction checks and a Wizard of Oz option. Use for "run uxr-ai-feature-study", "test the AI feat
uxr-assumption-mapBuilds an Assumption Map that places the beliefs behind a decision by importance and by evidence held, names the risky unknowns to research first and says what a skipped study would put at risk. Use for "run uxr-assumption-map", "assumption mapping", "what are we assuming", "riskiest assumptions", "
uxr-consent-formDrafts a Participant Information Sheet and Consent Form in plain language, with separate consent items to tick, a remote and verbal consent script and an accessible version, including AI transcription named on its own. Use for "run uxr-consent-form", "consent form for user research", "participant in
uxr-contextual-inquiryPlans a contextual inquiry visit with where and when to observe, the apprentice stance and session parts, a what-to-watch list, a field note grid, site permissions and a same-day debrief per visit. Use for "run uxr-contextual-inquiry", "plan a field visit", "shadow users at work", "contextual inquir
uxr-data-handling-planWrites a Research Data Handling Plan with a data inventory for one study, the minimum to collect, approved storage and access, anonymise-before-pasting steps for Claude, special category flags and deletion dates matched to consent records. Use for "run uxr-data-handling-plan", "research data plan",
uxr-desk-researchBuilds a Desk Research Summary of what is already known about users, with source and date per finding, what is stale, the open questions left and what not to research again. Use for "run uxr-desk-research", "what do we already know", "summarise past research", "read last year's research", "pull toge
uxr-diary-studyDesigns a Diary Study Plan with the behaviour over time to capture, entry prompts per moment with logging design, cadence and length, reminder and drop-off plans, the onboarding call and an entry-to-theme coding plan. Use for "run uxr-diary-study", "set up a diary study", "diary study prompts", "see
uxr-evidence-trace-auditAudits a research report or deck claim by claim, tracing each to a quote, session or data row and flagging untraced claims, thin "users say" claims, quotes that do not match the transcript and synthetic content presented as user data, with a fix list. Use for "run uxr-evidence-trace-audit", "check t
uxr-incentive-planDrafts a Participant Incentive Plan with the incentive per study type and every amount left blank for the budget owner, payment method and timing, rules for no-show and early exit, questions for finance on tax and gift rules and invite wording. Use for "run uxr-incentive-plan", "participant incentiv
uxr-insight-statementsWrites five to nine research insights in the "want X but do Y because Z" shape, each with quotes, participant ids, counts and confidence, causes marked unclear when the data does not show them, and confirmations listed apart. Use for "run uxr-insight-statements", "write the insights", "turn these th
uxr-interview-debriefTurns one research session into same-day debrief notes with participant id only, verbatim quotes with timestamps by guide arc, observations kept apart from interpretations, surprises and questions for the next session. Use for "run uxr-interview-debrief", "debrief this interview", "structure my sess
uxr-interview-guideWrites a User Interview Guide with research questions mapped to interview questions, story-based openers and probes, a time budget and a leading-question check with pilot notes. Use for "run uxr-interview-guide", "write an interview guide", "what should I ask in user interviews", "prep my discovery
uxr-journey-mapBuilds a User Journey Map from real research, with stages, actions, thoughts in participants' words, feelings, pain points and moments that matter, every cell tagged to its evidence and gaps marked "not researched", plus a one-page walk-through. Use for "run uxr-journey-map", "map the user journey",
uxr-jtbd-statementsWrites Jobs to Be Done Statements from real interviews, with each job's situation, motivation and outcome, job stories in the "When, I want to, so I can" shape, and the switching forces seen in sessions, every job tied to quotes and counts. Use for "run uxr-jtbd-statements", "jobs to be done", "writ
uxr-opportunity-treeBuilds an Opportunity Solution Tree from real interviews, with the outcome at the root, opportunities taken from sessions with their quotes, several candidate ideas per target opportunity, the riskiest assumption and smallest test for each idea, and the next branch with who decides. Use for "run uxr
uxr-participant-databaseWrites a Participant Database Plan with the minimum fields kept, consent to be contacted again, contact limits and rest periods, an opt-out and deletion route, named access and a contact log per study, and never scores, ranks or profiles participants. Use for "run uxr-participant-database", "partici
uxr-participant-screenerBuilds a Participant Screener and Answer Key with behaviour and recency questions, hidden qualifying answers, a decoy, disqualifiers, quota logic and open questions that reveal invented answers, checking fit to the study brief so a person decides. Use for "run uxr-participant-screener", "write a scr
uxr-readout-deckBuilds a Research Readout that opens with the decision asked, carries three to five insights each with a verbatim quote and its count, states what the study did not learn and closes with the decision a named person makes by a date, in a live deck and a read-cold memo. Use for "run uxr-readout-deck",
uxr-recruitment-briefWrites a Participant Recruitment Brief with criteria in behaviour terms, who would waste a slot, quotas, channels with a named owner, a booking tracker with a no-show buffer and the fraud checks to run. Use for "run uxr-recruitment-brief", "recruitment brief", "who do we recruit", "nobody owns recru
uxr-repository-entryWrites Research Repository Entries as linked atomic units (experiment, fact, insight, recommendation) with study conditions and date, an anonymised quote per fact, tags from the team's taxonomy, a link to the source study and a review date. Use for "run uxr-repository-entry", "research repository en
uxr-research-planWrites a UX Research Plan with the decision the study informs, research questions kept apart from interview questions, the method chosen and why, sample and quotas, timeline, roles, risks and what the plan will not answer. Use for "run uxr-research-plan", "write a research plan", "user research plan
uxr-survey-analysisAnalyses a survey export into who answered, a cleaning log, frequencies with base sizes, cross-tabs only where the base allows, coded open text and what the data cannot say. Use for "run uxr-survey-analysis", "analyse these survey results", "here is the survey export", "what do the numbers tell us",
uxr-survey-designDesigns a UX Survey Questionnaire with the decision it serves, one construct per neutrally worded question, scale choice and question order, screen-outs, a pilot, and a note on what the sample can and cannot say. Use for "run uxr-survey-design", "write a user survey", "UX survey questions", "quick s
uxr-synthetic-user-checkRuns a Synthetic User Check that splits "synthetic user" or AI persona answers into claims, matches each to real evidence, keeps what may stay a hypothesis, rejects what was passed off as a finding and names the real study that would answer it. Use for "run uxr-synthetic-user-check", "just ask the A
uxr-tagging-taxonomyBuilds a Research Tagging Taxonomy with an audit and merge list of current tags, a short set of broad tags in a few facets with definitions and examples, rules for adding a tag, a named owner, a card sort or tree test of the labels and a review cadence. Use for "run uxr-tagging-taxonomy", "research
uxr-thematic-analysisCodes interview transcripts and notes into a codebook with one-line definitions, themes with counts and verbatim quotes, counter-examples, single-voice observations and an affinity board export. Use for "run uxr-thematic-analysis", "synthesise these interviews", "find themes in the transcripts", "co
uxr-unmoderated-test-planWrites an Unmoderated Test Plan with task wording that needs no moderator, a success definition per task, an in-tool screener with attention and comprehension checks, a pilot on real devices and what not to test unmoderated. Use for "run uxr-unmoderated-test-plan", "unmoderated usability test", "rem
uxr-usability-benchmarkBuilds a Usability Benchmark Study with the same tasks each round, task success, time on task, SEQ and SUS defined before data, the baseline and comparison point, a sample note and a re-run date, with numbers only from sessions you ran. Use for "run uxr-usability-benchmark", "UX benchmark", "SUS sco
uxr-usability-findingsTurns usability test sessions into findings with per task completion with and without help, what people did against what they said, a rainbow sheet of observations, issues rated by severity and clips to pull. Use for "run uxr-usability-findings", "synthesise the usability tests", "usability test rep
uxr-usability-test-planWrites a moderated Usability Test Plan with test goals, realistic task scenarios with success criteria set before testing, a moderator script with think-aloud and neutral prompts, and an observer note grid with pilot and sample notes. Use for "run uxr-usability-test-plan", "write a usability test sc
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