Product Podcasts Distilled Into Claude Code Skills

What it does Lenny’s Skills is a collection of 86 markdown files that capture advice and frameworks from more than 100 episodes of Lenny’s Podcast. Each file acts as a specialized context prompt for Claude Code, nudging the agent to apply specific product-management practices—like writing PRDs, evaluating candidates, or designing growth loops—when it detects a matching task. It is essentially a curated knowledge base that turns podcast wisdom into persistent, queryable agent memory.

The interesting bit The project treats audio interviews as raw training data for an IDE-bound agent rather than content for human ears alone. By compressing hours of conversation with leaders like Marty Cagan and Elena Verna into structured markdown, it creates a content layer between a media property and your codebase. The heavy lifting here is editorial curation, not code.

Key highlights

• 86 skills spanning hiring, strategy, shipping, user research, team culture, and more
• Sourced from 100+ podcast episodes featuring guests such as Shreyas Doshi, Marty Cagan, and Christina Wodtke
• Formatted for Claude Code’s skill system and installs into the .claude/skills/ directory
• MIT licensed and open to contributions

Verdict Grab this if you are already using Claude Code and want vetted, leader-backed prompts for daily PM work. If you do not use an agentic coding assistant, it is simply a well-organized set of reading notes in markdown.