PM Copilot — Development skill for Claude Code

PM Co-Pilot

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Being a PM means holding fifty things in your head at once. Tasks pile up across email, chat, and meetings and keep reshuffling while you're stuck in back-to-back calls. The real work, talking to users and digging into the data, gets squeezed out.

PM Co-Pilot carries that overhead so you can get back to it. It catches what comes at you, keeps it organized, and surfaces what actually needs you.

It runs inside Claude Cowork, and works in Claude Code too.

How it works

You give it context up front: your role, your people, your priorities, how you like to work. After that it keeps that memory up to date as you go, and fills its own gaps instead of waiting for you to spell everything out.

The more you give it, the more it can do. Dump in a lot of context early (dictating with a transcription tool is the fastest way), connect more of your tools, and run more of your work through it.

Four workflows handle the day-to-day, and they build on each other:

• Weekly prep starts your week. It pulls from your tools and walks you through setting your priorities and your focus.
• Morning brief refreshes that each morning: what came in, what's done, what today needs.
• Open loops catches the threads you'd otherwise lose, what you're waiting on and who's waiting on you.
• Self-improvement closes the week by learning from how you worked and improving your setup for the next one.

It checks with you before doing anything, and its memory of you stays on your machine.

What's included

Setup writes two things into your workspace: a **`CLAUDE.md`** routing brain that loads the right memory by topic, and a **`memory/`** folder for your role, people, priorities, decisions, and voice. It keeps that