I’ve been building something for the last couple of weeks and I’d like you to try it before I share it more widely. It’s a product sense quiz, but it runs on your own initiative rather than a made-up prompt. You tell it what you’re working on, answer eight questions about how you’ve handled it, and write two sentences. Claude reads the two sentences against the rubric I use with clients and explains the score. Takes about ten minutes. At the end you get a score out of 30 and the ORBIT dimension where you’re weakest. joshatlas.co/product-sense-score If you take it, tell me in the comments which dimension came up weakest and whether that matched your own read. I’m still calibrating the written-answer scoring, so if the score feels wrong I want to hear that most of all. A couple of people have already pointed out questions that were off and I rewrote them. You’ll also see a card at the end about a six-week cohort I’m running starting Nov 4, where you bring one real decision a week and the group only asks questions. Happy to talk about that with anyone who’s interested, but take the quiz first.

If you're a PM juggling multiple products, the painful part isn't learning another AI tool. It's the PRD you have to draft again, the status update you have to pull together every week, or the feedback you still haven't had time to sort through. You might already be comfortable with Claude. Your company might even offer AI training. But knowing what the tool can do isn't the same as having a workflow that saves you time on your actual work. I coach product managers, and I use Claude Skills I built to handle the busy work in my own coaching practice. I'm testing a four-week pilot where we pick one recurring task in your week, build a reusable AI workflow around it within your company's rules, and keep your judgment in the loop. The goal is a real deliverable and hours back each week, not another course you finish and forget. Comment "pilot" and I'll send you the outline.