Skills & prompts

Skills are Evermuse’s library of product-management and research methodologies: step-by-step guides for writing a PRD, analysing competitors, building personas, sizing a market and more. Each skill tells the agent how to gather customer evidence with the Evermuse tools, how to weigh it, and what a good result looks like. That’s what keeps answers grounded and cited rather than generic. Your agent can use skills in three ways:

Automatically

Workflow tools and search tools attach the relevant skill to their results when include_guidance is true (the default).

On demand

The agent finds skills with find_skills and loads them with read_skills. Both are free.

As prompts

Your client can list skills as MCP prompts, which many clients show as slash commands.

Prompts

The server exposes every enabled skill in your workspace through prompts/list. Each prompt:

is named after the skill id, for example create-prd or competitor-analysis (custom skills use their Evermuse skill id);
has the skill’s title and description;
takes one optional argument, input: what to run the skill on (a product, feature, competitor or question).

prompts/get returns the skill as a single user message: Evermuse’s citation rules, then the full skill and its references, with your input filled in. How prompts appear depends on your client. For example, Claude Code shows them as /mcp__evermuse__create-prd, and Claude shows them in the attachment menu under the Evermuse connector.

Skills that your workspace admin has disabled don’t appear as prompts. Custom skills your team adds in Evermuse appear alongside the built-in ones.

Built-in skills

Customer research & discovery

Skill	What it does
`customer-research`	Research what customers think, need, ask for or complain about.
`deep-dive`	A quote-rich, source-linked brief on one topic you care about.
`analyze-feature-requests`	Triage feature requests into themes, merge duplicates and surface the need behind each ask.
`sentiment-analysis`	Sentiment, themes and satisfaction shifts over a time period, with a score per theme.
`summarize-conversation`	Summarize one meeting, call, thread or document.
`daily-brief`	A recurring brief of what Evermuse learned from customer sources recently.
`interview-script`	A Mom-Test interview guide that skips what customers have already answered.
`customer-journey-map`	The journey from awareness to advocacy, with a real pain point and customer quote at each stage.
`user-personas`	Build evidence-backed user personas.
`ideal-customer-profile`	An ideal customer profile built from your real, happy customers.
`segmentation`	Segment a market or user base into 3–5 groups by evidenced need differences.

Product definition

Skill	What it does
`create-prd`	A business PRD grounded in customer evidence.
`write-feature-spec`	A testable feature specification.
`user-stories`	INVEST user stories with evidence-backed acceptance criteria.
`test-scenarios`	Given/When/Then QA scenarios from acceptance criteria and real customer edge cases.
`development-plan`	A phased development plan that starts from what customers requested.
`assumptions`	Surface and score the risky assumptions behind an idea, checking the evidence first.
`brainstorm-ideas`	Product ideas from PM, design and engineering perspectives, seeded by real unmet needs.
`release-notes`	User-facing release notes with a “You asked, we built” angle.
`review-pr`	Review a pull request against code quality, its spec and the customer asks behind it.
`shipping-artifacts`	Generate ship-readiness documentation for an AI-built feature.

Strategy & prioritization

Skill	What it does
`prioritize-features`	Rank a backlog using real demand counts from customer evidence.
`opportunity-solution-tree`	An opportunity solution tree where every opportunity is backed by evidence.
`outcome-roadmap`	Turn a feature-list roadmap into an outcome-focused one.
`product-strategy`	A Product Strategy Canvas anchored in customer evidence and market context.
`product-vision`	A product vision anchored in customers’ own words.
`north-star-metric`	A customer-centric North Star Metric with 3–5 input metrics.
`brainstorm-okrs`	Team OKRs where each objective maps to an evidenced customer outcome.
`strategy-frameworks`	SWOT, PESTLE, Porter’s Five Forces or Ansoff, with every cell cited.
`strategy-red-team`	Attack a strategy, PRD or roadmap with the customer counter-evidence.
`gap-analysis`	Audit a spec, plan or shipped feature for gaps against other specs, the code and customer needs.

Market & go-to-market

Skill	What it does
`competitor-analysis`	Analyze competitors and find differentiation openings.
`competitive-battlecard`	A sales battlecard built from real objections and competitor mentions.
`market-sizing`	TAM, SAM and SOM, top-down and bottom-up, validated against customer evidence.
`beachhead-segment`	Pick the beachhead segment that shows up most, and most painfully, in the evidence.
`positioning-and-messaging`	Positioning options and messages written in your customers’ own vocabulary.
`value-proposition`	A jobs-to-be-done value proposition plus ready-to-use marketing, sales and onboarding statements.
`gtm-strategy`	Messaging, channels, segments, motions, metrics and a launch timeline.
`pricing-strategy`	Pricing grounded in willingness-to-pay signals and pricing objections.
`business-model`	A Business Model Canvas with evidence-grounded problem and segment blocks.

Using Evermuse

Skill	What it does
`using-evermuse`	The core rules for searching Evermuse, weighing evidence and citing it. Loaded by every other skill.
`setup-evermuse`	Guided setup of Evermuse inside your AI assistant.
`schedule-new-ingestion-tasks`	Schedule recurring ingestion from newly connected customer-feedback sources in Claude or ChatGPT.
`list-capabilities`	Show everything Evermuse can do.
`initial-report`	Present the first Evermuse report after your sources are scanned.

Guidance in tool results

With include_guidance: true, these tools attach a skill to their result:

Tool	Skill attached
Each workflow tool	The matching skill, for example `create-prd` for `create_prd` (`write_brief` uses `daily-brief`)
`search`, `find_sources`	`using-evermuse`
`get_opportunities`	`prioritize-features`
`list_competitors`, `get_competitor_capabilities`	`competitor-analysis`
`find_skills`	The best-matching skill, plus your products and the `using-evermuse` doctrine

Guidance is optional and never blocks a call: if a skill can’t be loaded, the tool returns its data without it. Once the agent has the methodology, it can pass include_guidance: false to fit more data into each page.

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