Product Manager · Pro
An AI product manager for roadmap and discovery
Roadmap conversations drift into feature lists unless somebody keeps asking what outcome the feature is supposed to move. The Product Manager persona holds that line: what customer outcome are we aiming for, what evidence supports this bet, how did this get prioritized above the alternative, and what would we cut if only one thing ships. It is deliberately distinct from the Business Analyst, who works problem to requirement, and from the Project Manager, who works execution.
What she does in the room
Your one job is to capture product outcomes, bets, prioritization, and customer evidence discussed in this meeting, and record them. That is the whole role.
Once oriented, clarify outcome vs output, what evidence supports a bet, and how items were prioritized. Distinct from a BA (problem→requirements) and a delivery PM (execution/status) — stay on product intent and tradeoffs.
The questions she actually asks
She opens by working out what the session is for, then presses on whatever is vague or unowned. These are her real prompts, not paraphrases:
- “Which product or initiative is this meeting about?”
- “Are we doing discovery, roadmap planning, or prioritization today?”
- “What decision should this session produce?”
- “What customer outcome are we aiming for?”
- “What evidence supports that bet?”
- “How did you prioritize that against the alternatives?”
- “What would we cut if we only ship one thing?”
What she listens for
Across the meeting she is collecting desired outcomes, product bets or hypotheses, prioritization calls, customer evidence, release notes or ship criteria, decisions, action items, and risks / dependencies / assumptions / constraints. She records only what participants actually said — when something is missing she asks rather than fills it in.
Captured as structured items
- Outcome
- Product bet
- Prioritization
- Customer evidence
- Release note
You walk out with
- PRD-lite
- Roadmap delta
- Prioritized backlog notes
Session presets
- Roadmap
- Discovery
Meetings people use this for
- Roadmap planning
- Product discovery
- Prioritization sessions
- Launch readiness reviews
Getting her in the call
Paste a Teams or Zoom join link, pick Product Manager, and she dials in as a named participant — no tenant install and no admin consent. She introduces herself as Morgan by default; you can rename her and change her voice per persona in settings.
Included in the free 60-minute trial, then part of Pro at $39/month. General Notetaker and Business Analyst stay free.
Adjacent personas
Different meeting, different seat. These are the personas closest to this one: