Follow the recipe once, then keep the parts that help.
Use the situation as your starting point, follow the steps, and save the parts that become a habit.
Try saying
“I am in this situation. Walk me through the recipe and tell me what good looks like.”
Name the situation
Start with the real moment you are in.
Follow the recipe
Do one step, then check the result.
Make it yours
Save the workflow when it works.
Cookbook — PM Workflow Recipes
What is the Specky cookbook?
The cookbook is for the moment when you know the job you need to do, but you do not want to design the workflow from scratch. Each recipe starts with a real product situation, walks you through the clicks and prompts, and shows you what a useful result should look like.
Think of these as the Specky equivalent of what Langfuse and LangChain publish for AI engineers — practical, repeatable workflows for product managers and founders.
How to use these recipes
Pick the situation that sounds closest to today. Every recipe tells you:
- The situation — why this workflow is useful
- Before you start — the connections, data, or context to bring
- The steps — what to do in Specky, in order
- What you should get — the result to look for before you move on
- How to adapt it — ways to make the workflow fit your team
Run a recipe once with a small, real example. If it works, save the prompt or workflow and make it part of the way you work.
Recipe index
Research & Discovery
- Auto-draft a PRD from Gong calls
- Run a JTBD interview campaign with Alex
- Mine Slack for product signals
- Competitive analysis in 10 minutes
Execution
Strategy & Outcomes
- Track feature impact with outcome loops
- Weekly competitive monitoring workflow
- Build a custom intelligence workflow
Ready to apply this?
Start with your own product and keep the first read grounded. You can create an account after you see the result.