GitHub Resources for AI PMs: Turn Repositories into Interview Evidence
Seven repositories. A product decision to practise with each one.
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Practical playbooks for the role. Perspectives on the decisions behind AI products. Follow your curiosity, or find the piece you need for your next interview.
33 resources to explore
Seven repositories. A product decision to practise with each one.
Read for freeThe job, its variants, and the decisions only this PM makes.
Read for freeSame craft, different definition of done.
Read for freeWhat to learn, in what order, and how to prove it.
Read for freeEight skills, and the line between a weak and a strong answer.
Read for freeEach conversation, what it tests, and how to prepare.
Read for freeFour kinds of employer, four different loops.
Read for freeDefine good, measure it, decide when it is enough.
Read for freeOne prompt, answered step by step, with the scoring logic.
Read for freeEight patterns, and the answer that replaces each one.
Read for freeA dated review of employer guidance and candidate accounts, with practice for model platforms, offline AI and enterprise product decisions. See what the evidence supports and what to confirm with your recruiter.
Read for freePractise customer choice, estimation, metric diagnosis and distribution with original AI product cases. Strengthen the PM reasoning behind your technical interview answers.
Read for freePractise technical judgment by tracing an unread-message summary from permissions and context to model behavior, evaluation and cost. Includes a study route and a whiteboard exercise.
Read for freeFollow a maintenance assistant from a promising demonstration to a defensible investment. Test demand, data readiness, operating cost and ownership with original practice cases.
Read for freePrepare a project story a reviewer can inspect: your decisions, permitted artifacts, metric definitions and the limits of your evidence. Includes a practical claim-audit worksheet.
Read for freeUse official interview guides and AI PM role descriptions to choose useful practice. Six original exercises cover writing, evals, model behavior, voice, experiments and agent recovery.
Read for freeTurn an AI quality score into a launch decision. A worked contract-summary exercise covers sample size, failure severity, segment floors and production monitoring.
Read for freeWhy dividing an AI bill by requests misleads product decisions, with a worked comparison of a small and a mid-tier model once failures and human fallback are counted.
Read for freeKlarna's support figures and disputed quality narrative show why AI PMs need source checks, segment metrics and a measure of resolution that holds.
Read for freePer-resolution pricing turns a metric definition into a billing term. Using Fin's $0.99 model as the example, what a PM must decide about abandonment, re-contact and multi-issue conversations.
Read for freeWhen Salesforce widened what counts toward Agentforce ARR, the headline nearly doubled in two quarters. How AI PMs should define, change and report metrics so the trend means something.
Read for freeEU AI Act milestones after the 2026 Digital Omnibus, the US state laws taking effect, and India's DPDP rules, laid out as a calendar a product manager can plan against. Not legal advice.
Read for freeWhy a launch you stopped, delayed or narrowed is the most useful behavioural story an AI PM can bring, how to structure it with evidence, and the follow-ups that test whether it is true.
Read for freeA $1.5 billion settlement over books obtained from pirated sources excludes model-output claims from its release. What that leaves for AI PMs to decide about data provenance, indemnities and output risk.
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MCP, A2A, agent interfaces, approvals, agentic commerce and payments, explained as the decisions a product manager owns, with a ten-worksheet toolkit for the PRD.
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PRDs and specifications agents can build from, acceptance evidence a builder cannot weaken, delegation by action, release gates and cost per accepted change, with a ten-worksheet toolkit.
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Loops, instructions, context, tools, verification, permissions, credentials, cost and evals, framed as the decisions a product manager owns, with a ten-worksheet toolkit for the harness PRD.
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Authority, permissions, retrieval, memory, knowledge layers, tools and recoverable actions, framed as the data decisions a product manager owns, with a ten-worksheet toolkit for the data PRD.
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Jobs and autonomy, delegated access, approvals, prompt injection, memory, notifications, value and governance for agents that work for one employee, with a ten-worksheet toolkit for the agent PRD.
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Outcome contracts, the least machinery that works, data contracts, capacity, latency budgets, evaluation with intervals, releases, offline mode and handoff, with a ten-worksheet toolkit for the deployment PRD.
Explore the guideMake product decisions with a working understanding of models, retrieval, agents and evaluation. Build a feature brief with test cases, economics and recovery design, then practice explaining your choices. Includes a transition route for engineers and data scientists.
Explore the syllabusPractice product sense, technical discussion, evaluation, economics, system design, execution and stakeholder judgment. Follow worked cases, complete a scored take-home and defend your answers under changing constraints.
Explore the syllabusLead an agent product from investment decision to operating service. Design authority and recovery, build an evaluation program, defend pricing and adoption, and present a coherent plan across product, security and finance.
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