Open-source 31-agent product development system for Claude with 12,000+ lines of content

An open-source product development system has been released as a Claude Skill, providing 31 specialized AI agents and 20 strategic frameworks that cover every department of a company. The system includes coverage for product, engineering, design, security, legal, finance, operations, HR, marketing, compliance, trust & safety, fraud, AI/ML, ESG, and government relations.
Key Features
The system differs from generic templates in several ways:
- Each agent operates at department-head depth, with specific examples like the PRD agent specifying payment failure recovery down to scenarios like "what if UPI times out"
- 200+ edge cases in a stress-test framework that catches issues product managers might miss for years
- 14 complete company policies including POSH, whistleblower, anti-corruption, and data protection policies (not just outlines)
- Country-specific compliance for India, US, EU, UK, and 6 Southeast Asian countries
- A Founder's Playbook with week-by-week execution plans, exact costs, and fundraising amounts
- Salary bands by function × level × geography with an annual maintenance process
- A smart-loading system that routes requests to only the agents needed, avoiding unnecessary context window usage
- A memory system called KDR/MASTER KDR that survives chat compaction and works even on the free tier
Technical Details
The system consists of 62 files with 12,000+ lines of content covering 250+ areas with 0 gaps found according to the creator. The content is audited for comprehensive coverage across all business functions.
Usage Instructions
To use the system:
- Upload it to Claude as a project skill
- Say "I want to build [your idea]" — the system activates in phases
- Alternatively, use individual files as standalone references
The project is MIT licensed and free forever. The creator is seeking feedback on what's missing, what could be deeper, and what industry-specific extensions would be most useful.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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