User Intuition skills are short, copy-pasteable instruction files that teach an AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop) how to drive the CLI or MCP server for a specific research workflow. Where the MCP server gives an agent the tools, a skill gives it the play. The skill is the difference between “the agent can callDocumentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.userintuition.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
ask_humans” and “the agent knows to ask three clarifying questions, then run ask_humans in claim mode with a sensible default N, then poll get_results until the study completes.”
When skills help
- Repeatable workflows. Validating positioning copy, screening Panel respondents, generating an insights report — anything you do more than twice.
- Cross-team consistency. Two PMs on different machines run the same workflow the same way because the skill ships the playbook.
- Onboarding. A new teammate installs the skills and immediately runs the team’s standard research patterns.
How skills work
A skill is a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter. The frontmatter tells the agent when the skill applies; the body tells it how to execute. Example shape:Two ways to install
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Claude Desktop
Drop the skill file into your project’s Claude Code auto-discovers skills on next session start. Verify with
.claude/skills/ directory (or ~/.claude/skills/ for global use):/skills.What’s in the library
The skills library ships ready-to-use skills for the most common User Intuition workflows:validate-claim-with-humans
Test whether a marketing claim is believable to real respondents.
run-preference-study
Compare 2-5 options (taglines, designs, value props) head-to-head.
recruit-with-screeners
Build screener questions to recruit a specific Panel segment.
analyze-fielded-study
Pull results, summarize themes, surface verbatim quotes.
watch-running-studies
Daily digest of fielding studies — runs in cron via the CLI.
Skill vs MCP vs CLI — which goes where
| You want… | Use |
|---|---|
| An agent to autonomously run a research workflow from a vague prompt | Skill (built on MCP) |
| An agent to call User Intuition tools when you ask, with you in the loop | MCP alone |
| To run a tool from a shell script, CI job, or cron | CLI |
| To call User Intuition from your own backend code | REST API |
Next steps
Skills library
Browse and copy ready-to-use skills.
MCP quickstart
Skills require an MCP-connected client. Wire one up first.

