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- Use any prompt, generator, workshop, investigation, or loop recipe for your own learning and product practice
- Adapt them — remix, translate, restructure, improve
- Share them and your adaptations with your team, community, class, or meetup
...as long as you do two things:
- Attribute: credit Dean Peters and link back to this
repository. One line is fine:
Adapted from product-manager-prompts by Dean Peters, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
- ShareAlike: anything you build from this material and share must carry this same license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).
Any commercial use requires expressed written permission from Dean Peters. That includes, without limitation:
- Selling this library or any adaptation of it
- Bundling it into a paid product, app, or service
- Using it as material for paid training, courses, workshops, or consulting deliverables
- Repackaging it behind a paywall, login, or lead-capture wall
Wanting to do commercial work with this material is not a problem — it just starts with a conversation. Open an issue on this repository or contact Dean Peters (Productside.com) and ask. Permission, when granted, will be explicit and in writing.
Individual prompts carry their own Attribution field crediting
the frameworks and thinkers that inspired them (Porter, Torres,
Gothelf, Klein, and others). Those frameworks remain their
creators' ideas; the prompt text here is original, clean-room
expression by Dean Peters. Keep those attribution fields intact
when you adapt a prompt — they are part of the attribution this
license requires.
The agent-skills companion, Product-Manager-Skills, carries the same license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) but grants its own, slightly broader plain-language permissions — see its README's License section. Each repository's own guide governs it.
Prior to v2.3.0 (July 2026) this repository was distributed under the MIT License. Copies obtained under MIT remain governed by MIT — that grant is irrevocable for what was already distributed. From v2.3.0 forward, this repository and all new versions of its contents are CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.