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Structured Jobs-to-Be-Done analysis template to uncover customers' functional, emotional, and social needs and identify opportunities for product discovery.
This skill provides a structured JTBD (Jobs to Be Done) analysis workflow the agent can follow to decompose customer problems into core jobs, contextual triggers, emotional and social dimensions, competing solutions, and opportunity areas. It includes a repeatable output format (context, job statement, job dimensions, forces, compensating behaviors, competitive alternatives, and insights) that produces actionable product-discovery insights.
Use the JTBD skill when performing product discovery, competitive analysis, user research synthesis, or when trying to understand why customers adopt or abandon solutions. It's valuable during ideation sessions, discovery interviews, or roadmap prioritization.
Useful for agents that assist with product strategy, market research, or facilitation (Claude Code, Copilot-style assistants, or workflow automation agents that can format structured analysis).
Pure prompt-template skill providing a structured Jobs-to-Be-Done analysis framework. No scripts to execute — the skill is entirely a SKILL.md template with clear sections for context, job statement, dimensions (functional/emotional/social), forces analysis, compensating behaviors, and competitive alternatives. Well-structured and immediately usable for product discovery work.
Clean prompt template, zero security surface. Appropriate architecture for a framework/guide skill. Could benefit from example output or references/ directory with real JTBD case studies.
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