ai-build-buy-partnerEvaluate AI capability sourcing options across build, buy, fine-tune, and partner archetypes using a structured decision matrix. Use when deciding whether to build a custom model, use an LLM API, fine-tune a base model, or partner with an AI vendor.
ai-data-strategyDefine a data strategy for AI products covering training data requirements, data quality, labeling strategy, feedback loops, and continuous retraining. Use when assessing data readiness for an AI feature, designing a data flywheel, or planning an ML data pipeline.
ai-feature-definitionWrite a complete AI feature specification that defines desired model behaviour, input/output examples, confidence thresholds, fallback logic, and non-functional requirements. Use when defining requirements for an AI-powered feature, writing an AI PRD, or bridging the gap between PM intent and ML tea
ai-incident-responseHandle AI model failures, quality regressions, bias incidents, and safety issues with a structured response runbook. Use when an AI feature produces harmful outputs, when model quality degrades in production, or when preparing an incident response plan for an AI system.
ai-model-evaluationEvaluate and compare LLMs, ML APIs, and fine-tuned models for product fit across quality, latency, cost, compliance, and vendor risk dimensions. Use when selecting an AI model or vendor, comparing foundation model options, or making build-vs-API decisions for a product use case.
ai-user-researchResearch user expectations, mental models, trust calibration, and interaction patterns for AI-powered features. Use when planning user research for an AI feature, evaluating user trust and satisfaction with AI outputs, or designing feedback collection for a machine learning system.
prompt-engineeringCraft, evaluate, and manage production-quality prompts including system prompts, few-shot examples, chain-of-thought instructions, and guardrails. Use when designing prompts for a product feature, improving output quality, reducing hallucinations, or building a prompt versioning strategy.
responsible-aiAssess an AI feature or product for ethical risks, bias, safety issues, fairness gaps, and regulatory compliance. Use when reviewing an AI feature before launch, conducting a responsible AI audit, or responding to a bias or safety concern.