Hi friends. I've been a zero to one product manager for over 12 years, and along the way I kept borrowing pieces from different discovery frameworks until I had a methodology of my own, one that actually raises the odds of an idea working. It does that by finding the real emotional problems people are facing, the strongest moats, and the growth loops that help a product pull in its own users. If you find this useful, please upvote me on Product Hunt today. Appreciate it. :the_horns: producthunt.com/products/vibe-check-6 And if you don't care for product hunt, here's the GitHub link. github.com/TexasBedouin/vibe-check

I'm a PM. 12 years, mostly zero-to-one. I built a free skill that does the part of app-building everyone skips and then regrets. It's called vibe-check. Open-source, drops into Claude, Codex, or Antigravity. It doesn't write your code. AI does that now. It does the harder thing that comes before the code: figuring out whether your idea is worth building, and what to build first if it is. It grills the idea. Checks whether the problem is actually real or just real to you. Then it hands you a plan you can take straight to your AI to build from. Here's the uncomfortable part it's built around. The code was never the hard part. Everything before the code is. Skip that and you ship something that runs beautifully and nobody wants. I've done it. I've watched sharp people do it too. It's early but real, 24 stars so far, and I want testers. Especially the one of you with an idea you keep not building. Point it at that idea and tell me exactly where it falls apart. https://github.com/TexasBedouin/vibe-check

I’d love to hear what skills you guys have found that has become quite essential to your workflow, specifically ones you would rate as underrated?

We can finally prove that LLMs like Fable 5 has reached AGI

Curated a few workflows myself but want to see what everyone else is spinning up. Drop what you're building below, let's swap some ideas.⬇️