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oh-my-pm

v3.0.0

Published

OpenCode Product Management agent team for PRD, TRD, flows, DB design, and execution DAG manifests.

Readme

Oh My PM

Oh My PM installs a Product Management agent team inside a project. The team produces PRD, TRD, UX flows, database design, execution planning, and an interoperable contract named .pm/pm_manifest.json.

The package is designed for bunx oh-my-pm usage and can generate platform-specific outputs for OpenCode, Claude Code, OpenAI Agents SDK, and generic Markdown-based LLM workflows.

What Oh My PM provides

  • A project-level OpenCode runtime plugin that registers five PM agents through config.agent.
  • OpenCode SKILL.md files for agent-level routing, project memory, and oh-my-pm configuration help.
  • oh-my-pm.json model presets, matching the same pattern used by oh-my-opencode-slim.json.
  • Claude Code instructions in CLAUDE.md.
  • OpenAI Agents SDK definitions in agents.py.
  • Generic Markdown instructions for any LLM.
  • A manifest schema and lifecycle for PM-to-Dev handoff.

Principles

  • Lane specialization: every agent owns a strict domain and JC delegates with complete context.
  • Verification before completion: no agent reports completion without concrete evidence.
  • Contract-based communication: Oh My PM and Dev-Harness communicate only through .pm/pm_manifest.json.
  • Full context on delegation: every handoff includes paths, decisions, constraints, and exit criteria.
  • Technical honesty: ambiguity and contradiction become blockers instead of guesses.

Agent team

| Agent | Role | Artifacts | | --- | --- | --- | | JC | Discovery and approval orchestrator | .pm/pm_manifest.json, routing, approval notes | | Hammurabi | PRD and product rules | docs/prd.md | | DaVinci | UX, UI flows, and Mermaid | docs/flows/*.md | | Ada | TRD, API, data, and schemas | docs/trd.md, docs/db-schema.md | | SunTzu | Execution DAG and Dev-Harness handoff | docs/execution-plan.md, final manifest |

Quick start

bunx oh-my-pm init
bunx oh-my-pm install
bunx oh-my-pm validate

install writes:

opencode.jsonc
AGENTS.md
.opencode/skills/jc/SKILL.md
.opencode/skills/hammurabi/SKILL.md
.opencode/skills/davinci/SKILL.md
.opencode/skills/ada/SKILL.md
.opencode/skills/suntzu/SKILL.md
.opencode/skills/oh-my-pm/SKILL.md
oh-my-pm.json
.pm/pm_manifest.json
.pm/schemas/pm-manifest-schema.json

The generated opencode.jsonc loads the runtime plugin:

{
  "plugin": ["oh-my-pm@latest"],
  "agent": {
    "jc": { "model": "openai/gpt-5.4-ultra", "mode": "all" }
  }
}

Global OpenCode install

To install Oh My PM into the same global OpenCode location used by oh-my-opencode-slim, run:

bunx oh-my-pm install --global

This writes non-destructively to ~/.config/opencode/:

opencode.jsonc                  # merged with "oh-my-pm@latest"
oh-my-pm.json                   # model presets
skills/oh-my-pm/SKILL.md        # configuration skill
skills/jc/SKILL.md
skills/hammurabi/SKILL.md
skills/davinci/SKILL.md
skills/ada/SKILL.md
skills/suntzu/SKILL.md

Existing files are backed up with .oh-my-pm.backup before replacement or merge.

Optional platform outputs

bunx oh-my-pm install --opencode
bunx oh-my-pm install --claude
bunx oh-my-pm install --openai
bunx oh-my-pm install --generic
bunx oh-my-pm install --all

Generate templates without installing them:

bunx oh-my-pm generate opencode
bunx oh-my-pm generate claude
bunx oh-my-pm generate openai
bunx oh-my-pm generate generic

Operational flow

  1. The user describes a product idea.
  2. JC runs discovery and separates work by lane.
  3. Hammurabi writes and validates the PRD.
  4. DaVinci writes Mermaid flows and validates references.
  5. Ada writes TRD, API, and database design.
  6. SunTzu builds the execution DAG and updates the manifest.
  7. JC validates the contract and asks for approval.
  8. Dev-Harness consumes .pm/pm_manifest.json and writes blockers back into that file.

Dev-Harness contract

The manifest is the sole source of truth between PM and implementation. If Dev-Harness cannot execute a task, it writes a blocker under feedback_channel.blockers. Oh My PM resolves the blocker by updating decisions, verification criteria, or DAG dependencies.

See docs/dev-harness-bridge.md for details.