44 skills that turn coding agents into a shipping team
A MIT-licensed skill collection covering the whole loop — decide, build, review with a second model, release — distilled from three live products.

What it does
It’s a pack of 44 agent skills, organized into six packs (product, ai-shipping, agent-teams, agent-harness, app-stack, work-humanizer), that work in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Copilot — anything that reads SKILL.md folders. The skills walk a product from idea to paying users: proposal, plan, build, review, release, and running it in production. A /product:start-here command reads where you are and names the next step.
The interesting bit These aren’t hypothetical — the author shipped three live products with coding agents (AskOne, Staygreen, AFK Pilot) and the skills’ dated case studies come from that. The workflow also bakes in separation of powers: one session coordinates, another builds, and a different session reviews every change, because no session should review its own work.
Key highlights
- Covers the unglamorous production half:
supabase-production,clerk-production,saas-authorization,transactional-email,uptime-monitoring. - Multi-agent aware: skills for delegating between Claude Code, Codex and others, with handover and retro commands.
- Companion
pm-skillscovers discovery and go-to-market; this collection takes over at building and shipping. - Skills are self-contained folders — copyable by hand into any agent’s skill directory.
- Free, MIT licensed, with tests running in CI.
Caveats
- Claude Code and Codex read skills from different places, so multi-agent setups mean installing in each one — the README is upfront about this friction.
- The README documents a real Claude Code plugin-update bug with multiple worktrees, which is honest but a reminder the tooling around this is still young.
- Five skills overlap with
pm-skillsand load twice if you keep both; you have to manage that yourself.
Verdict Worth a look if you’re a PM, founder or engineer shipping an actual product with agents and want a battle-tested process instead of improvising one. If you just want a code-completion copilot, this is a different animal.
Frequently asked
- What is phuryn/product-engineering?
- A MIT-licensed skill collection covering the whole loop — decide, build, review with a second model, release — distilled from three live products.
- Is product-engineering open source?
- Yes — phuryn/product-engineering is open source, released under the MIT license.
- What language is product-engineering written in?
- phuryn/product-engineering is primarily written in Python.
- How popular is product-engineering?
- phuryn/product-engineering has 531 stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find product-engineering?
- phuryn/product-engineering is on GitHub at https://github.com/phuryn/product-engineering.