The shared plugin marketplace for the Headout product team. Hosts the headout-pm-os plugin: 9 specialist PM skills covering the full product cycle, plus the team's durable context (CLAUDE.md, org structure, pod scopes, glossary, project history).
This is the canonical, version-controlled distribution. Install once and the plugin auto-syncs as we push updates.
In Claude Code or Cowork, add this marketplace as a source, then install the plugin:
/plugin marketplace add headout/pm-os-marketplace
/plugin install headout-pm-os
That's it. You'll have all 9 PM skills plus the bundled team context (CLAUDE.md + memory/ tree) loaded.
Org-level install (Team / Enterprise plans): Cowork admins can add this marketplace at the organization level in Admin settings → Capabilities → Plugins, so it's automatically available — and optionally mandated — for everyone in the Headout org. Recommended for product team members.
9 skills:
| Skill | When to use |
|---|---|
pm-orchestrator |
Start here if unsure which specialist to engage. Routes through the right workflow. |
problem-framer |
Turn a vague idea / Slack thread / gut feeling into a sharp Problem Frame. |
idea-generator |
Map the full solution space before committing to a direction. |
data-analyst |
(A) Generate the right behavioral questions; (B) write & run BQ queries for an insights brief. |
prototype-builder |
Build a journey map (Mode A) then a working HTML prototype (Mode B). |
spec-writer |
Write a full PRD — scenario-complete, metric-anchored, Cursor / Plato-ready. Follows the Headout PRD template. |
l1-reviewer |
Quality gate before specs reach Atish. Structured critique. |
experiment-designer |
Design A/B experiments end-to-end: hypothesis, variants, Statsig/BQ setup, guardrails. |
implementation-planner |
Convert an approved spec into an engineer-ready task breakdown. |
Bundled team context (loaded automatically via ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}):
CLAUDE.md— durable team OS (PMs, pods, ownership scopes, founders, glossary, working norms)memory/context/company.md— company strategy, distribution channels, leadership groupmemory/context/pods.md— full pod-by-pod detail (PMs, EMs, designers, data spokes)memory/people/pm-team.md— PM team profilesmemory/people/key-stakeholders.md— cross-functional partner profiles (eng, design, data)memory/projects/active-pipeline.md— current quarter's active project tracks (file is generic-named, refreshed each quarter)memory/projects/historical-pipeline.md— 5-quarter project history & outcomesmemory/glossary.md— full Headout terminology
pm-orchestrator → problem-framer → idea-generator → data-analyst / prototype-builder
→ spec-writer → l1-reviewer → implementation-planner → experiment-designer
Enter at any stage depending on where you are.
When the plugin updates (new skill, refreshed CLAUDE.md, updated team roster, new project history), Claude Code / Cowork will surface an update notice. Run:
/plugin update headout-pm-os
…or just accept the prompt when it appears. No need to reinstall.
- 0.3.0 — Q2'26 active pipeline. Q1'26 archived to historical. Active file renamed
active-pipeline.md(generic, refreshed each quarter — no per-quarter skill path updates). - 0.2.1 — Path resolution fix (
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}for all skill references). - 0.2.0 — Team OS release. Bundled CLAUDE.md + memory/ inside the plugin.
- 0.1.0 — Initial 9-skill release.
pm-os-marketplace/
├── .claude-plugin/
│ └── marketplace.json ← marketplace manifest
├── plugins/
│ └── headout-pm-os/ ← the plugin itself
│ ├── .claude-plugin/
│ │ └── plugin.json
│ ├── README.md
│ ├── CLAUDE.md
│ ├── memory/
│ │ ├── context/
│ │ ├── people/
│ │ ├── projects/
│ │ └── glossary.md
│ └── skills/
│ ├── pm-orchestrator/
│ ├── problem-framer/
│ ├── idea-generator/
│ ├── data-analyst/
│ ├── prototype-builder/
│ ├── spec-writer/
│ ├── l1-reviewer/
│ ├── implementation-planner/
│ └── experiment-designer/
├── README.md ← this file
└── CONTRIBUTING.md ← how to update the plugin
See CONTRIBUTING.md for how to update the plugin, refresh team context (CLAUDE.md / memory files), or add new skills.
Edits to org structure, pod ownership, glossary, or project history typically come from Atish; feel free to PR corrections via your usual GitHub flow.