06 — Knowledge product — 2025
PM101
Delivery confidence when you need it — prompts, templates, community.
Core purpose
To put the working PM's reference library one keystroke away — prompts, templates and frameworks searchable in the moment they're needed, not in the moment they were filed.
01 — The problem
Project managers waste hours hunting for the right template, the right prompt, the right framework — usually under deadline. The reference material exists, it just isn't searchable in the moment that matters.
02 — The approach
I built a search-first interface around 500+ AI prompts and 100+ templates, organised by the actual work — running a sprint, reporting to stakeholders, starting a new project — with a keyboard shortcut to anything.
03 — The outcome
A working PM's command line. Open, search, ship — no sign-up to browse, no friction to apply.
Core features
What it actually does.
F.01
⌘K everything
A single command palette indexes every prompt, template, framework and article — no menus, no hunting.
F.02
500+ prompts
Curated for the moments PMs actually use AI — risk, agile, stakeholders, sprint planning.
F.03
100+ templates
Status reports, charters, RACI matrices, retros — copy-ready and free of consultant fluff.
F.04
Open by default
No sign-up to browse. The barrier to applying a template should be one click, not five.
How it was built
Under the bonnet.
- Stack
- React + Tailwind, client-side search index for sub-100ms results.
- Information architecture
- Categorised by job-to-be-done, not by artefact type — 'reporting to stakeholders' beats 'documents > reports'.
- Keyboard model
- Search first, mouse optional — the entire surface is reachable from the home row.
- Community
- A growing space for PMs to share what they wish they'd had earlier in their career.
“Delivery confidence when you need it — prompts, templates, community.”
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