ux-superpowers vs. gambit

User-centered design methodology for coding agents. Before you brainstorm solutions or write code, UX Superpowers guides you through structured UX discovery: identifying who you're building for (personas), what they're trying to accomplish (jobs-to-be-done), how they experience the problem today (user journey maps), and how you'll know if you succeeded (telemetry and success metrics). Accepts raw user research data (interviews, surveys, support tickets, analytics) or guides discovery from scratch. Produces a UX Discovery Document that anchors all subsequent development. Currently ships 8 skills and works for any software type - web apps, CLIS, APIs, mobile, infrastructure, internal tools, games. Eventually there will be more skills that help in UX Discovery. Designed to complement the Superpowers plugin by owning the "what and why" before the "how".

Gambit brings structured PM workflows into Claude Code. Skills cover every phase of the product lifecycle: synthesizing user research, writing feature requests with auto-generated acceptance criteria, generating strategy documents, building OKRs and roadmaps, running sprint reviews, drafting release notes and stakeholder updates, and producing engineering handoff briefs. Each skill silently scans your project for existing context — strategy docs, OKRs, prior research output — before asking questions, so output builds on what's already there rather than starting from scratch. Chained agents sequence skills into end-to-end workflows with confirmation steps between stages.