Chat forgets.
Product work should accumulate.
A PM answer is useful for five minutes. A reviewable artifact is useful next week, in a roadmap debate, or when someone asks why the decision changed.
Every workflow leaves a file behind. Context compounds instead of disappearing into chat history.
You make the call.
headless-pm prepares the ground.
The product direction is still yours. The workflow collects the evidence, constraints, options, and stakeholder context so the call is easier to defend.
Start with one PM task.
Run the workflow behind it.
You do not need to adopt a suite on day one. Pick the job in front of you and run the matching PM workflow.
Each skill gives your AI a method, checks, and an artifact shape.
Bring your own stack.
headless-pm runs where you already work.
Use your Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini subscription. Work in VS Code, Cursor, Claude Cowork, or the terminal. Connect PM tools through MCP when the workflow needs context.
+ Jira, Linear, Miro, GitHub, Google Drive, and custom MCP integrations. Files stay local unless you choose to sync them.
Free.
The whole workflow library.
Run any PM skill directly and keep every artifact and review trail on your machine. No license key, no cloud upload, no catch.
$0
Every PM workflow, in your terminal. Bring your own AI subscription — that is the only thing you pay for.
- full PM workflow library
- local artifacts and review trail
- bring your own AI subscription
Questions PMs ask first.
Do I need to code?
No. Install once, then run PM workflows in plain language from the surface you already use.
Can I use my AI subscription?
Yes. Bring Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or the engine you already pay for.
Where do files live?
Local by default. Sync to Google Drive, GitHub, or your own storage if you choose.
Does it replace Jira or Notion?
No. It runs PM workflows on top of your tools and connects through MCP when context is needed.
What is paid?
The skills are free. /pm is paid because it routes the work for you.
Why not just ChatGPT?
Chat gives answers. headless-pm leaves methods, checks, artifacts, and review history behind.