Product Manager / Analyst Claude Skill
Product Manager / Analyst — Claude Skill
A Claude Code plugin: product manager and business analyst, discovery, GOST 34.602 specs, user stories, 1C implementation analysis, in Georgian
Low risk
We rate an entry low when it mostly gives the agent instructions and reference material.
Why this level
- Only writes documents and text artifacts, does not connect to external systems
- Has no access to production data or money
Install
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/product-manager-analyst-claude-skillDetects the agents on your machine, checks the risk and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Run one by one in the Claude Code chat
/plugin marketplace add gsulamanidzebdoge/product-analyst
/plugin install product-analyst@gsulamanidze-skillsAdd the gsulamanidzebdoge/product-analyst marketplace in Claude Code and install the product-analyst plugin, then describe a product analysis or 1C implementation task so the skill picks the right mode.
Other ways from the author
/plugin marketplace add gsulamanidzebdoge/product-analystAdds the plugin marketplace, then install the plugin itself with /plugin install product-analyst.
Security check
How we reviewLow riskWe rate an entry low when it mostly gives the agent instructions and reference material.
- Only writes documents and text artifacts, does not connect to external systems
- Has no access to production data or money
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The plugin installs through the Claude Code marketplace and adds a skill that runs product work in three modes: discovery for not-yet-defined problems, specification for PRDs, GOST 34.602-2020 specs, ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148 SRS documents, user stories and 1C developer task write-ups, and review of existing documents scored by severity. A dedicated reference covers ERP and 1C implementation analysis, including a model of customization levels from parameterization to full removal from vendor support. All prose and output are in Georgian, with an English summary only in the README.
Who it is for. For product managers and business analysts who write documentation in Georgian and work with 1C or ERP implementations.
Good fit when
- You need PRDs, GOST 34.602 specs or SRS documents in Georgian
- You are analyzing a 1C:Enterprise or other ERP rollout and need to assess the customization level against the base configuration
- You need a review of an existing spec with gaps scored by severity
Not a fit when
- You need documentation in Russian or English: the skill writes prose in Georgian
- You just need a bare template without the discovery and review process
Example request
Help me write a GOST 34.602 spec for customizing a standard 1C:ERP configuration, in GeorgianLimitations
The skill outputs results in Georgian, so a Russian-speaking team would need to translate them. The project is small, this is the author's only repository of this kind, with no stars and no releases. Installation goes through the plugin's own marketplace.json, with no separate npm or pip package.
How to disable. Remove the plugin with /plugin uninstall product-analyst in Claude Code, or remove its source from your marketplace settings.
FAQ
What language does the skill write in?
All prose and deliverables are in Georgian by design. English text appears only as a summary in the README.
What is the 1C-specific part good for?
A dedicated references/1c-erp-analysis.md covers customization levels for a base configuration and why that call belongs to the analyst, not the developer, since it drives total cost of ownership.
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README in short
The README, in Georgian with an English summary, describes the skill as a product manager and business analyst with three modes: discovery, specification and review. It stresses a rule against inventing business facts, marking them as needing clarification instead. It separately covers the economics of 1C implementation: base configuration, parameterization, external objects, extensions, modifying a base object, and full removal from support, with the cost of each future update rising at each step.