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pm-council

v0.1.0-alpha.1

Published

Install PM Council — five AI strategists that argue about your product decisions — into Cursor or Claude Code.

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Readme

PM Council

Five AI strategists argue about your product decisions before you ship.

Status: v0.1 in build. Demo GIF and real transcript drop with the v0.1.0 release.

One command. Works in Claude Code and Cursor.

Install

Claude Code (native plugin):

/plugin marketplace add RyanAlberts/pm-council
/plugin install pm-council@RyanAlberts/pm-council

Cursor (one-line):

npx pm-council install

Fallback for either host:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RyanAlberts/pm-council/main/install.sh | sh

See INSTALL.md for manual copy, user-scope vs project-scope, and troubleshooting.

Use it

/council What should we build next?
/council Should we kill the legacy plan tier to free roadmap capacity?
/council Build our own feature flags or integrate LaunchDarkly?

See docs/transcript-example.md for a full real run.

What you get

Five strategists, each carrying a domain sub-lens encoded in structured YAML output. Not a generic agent pool — each persona is prompt-engineered at a Principal-PM bar with explicit reasoning-rigor rules (calibrated confidence, falsifiable claims, cite-a-specific-frame, mandatory dissent).

| Strategist | Core lens | Sub-lens baked in | |---|---|---| | sounding-board | Frames the real trade-offs | UX — user archetype + Teresa Torres opportunity-solution tree | | pre-mortem | 12-month failure post-mortem | Economics + Engineering — failure modes tagged by dimension | | devils-advocate | Strongest case against | Legal — regulatory / IP / contract blockers as dissent vectors | | opportunity-cost | What you're not doing by doing this | — | | working-backwards | PRFAQ from the future | Marketing — ICP + competitor contrast + channel |

All five carry a shared strategy canon (Hamilton Helmer 7 Powers, Paul Graham startup lenses, Warren Buffett investor lenses, Elon Musk first-principles / the Algorithm) they can invoke by name.

Debate mechanics

Round 2 triggers when any rubric dimension has score spread ≥ 2 or verdicts split across strategists. In Round 2 each strategist sees the other four's outputs and revises — position changes must cite what changed their mind. Same shape as Du et al. Multi-Agent Debate (arXiv:2305.14325), deterministic trigger instead of a supervisor judgment.

The threshold was calibrated empirically — see docs/round-2-calibration.md for the methodology and the test decisions that tuned it.

What this is not

  • Not another awesome-list. Five adversarially calibrated personas beat 500 generic ones on directional product decisions.
  • Not CrewAI-for-PMs. CrewAI gives you the Lego bricks; pm-council is a pre-assembled debate machine where the scoring rubric — not a supervisor agent — decides when the model needs another round.
  • Not a founder framework. Built for PMs working on PRDs, roadmap trade-offs, build/buy, launch timing, and greenfield product questions. Different vocabulary.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.