How to Install PM Skills Marketplace Using the Claude Code CLI

Add the marketplace with claude plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills, then install individual plugins like claude plugin install pm-toolkit@pm-skills to access product management skills and slash commands.

The PM Skills Marketplace is a modular plugin ecosystem for Claude Code that delivers domain-specific product management capabilities. Hosted in the phuryn/pm-skills repository, this marketplace ships nine distinct plugins containing specialized skills and executable commands. Installing the marketplace via the Claude Code CLI registers the metadata locally, enabling you to pull only the plugins relevant to your workflow.

Register the Marketplace

Before installing any individual plugins, you must first register the marketplace source in Claude Code. This step tells the CLI where to fetch plugin definitions and skill packages.

Run the following command in your terminal:

claude plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills

This command references the repository path phuryn/pm-skills and updates Claude Code's local registry to recognize the PM Skills Marketplace as a valid source for plugin packages.

Install Individual Plugins

Once the marketplace is registered, install plugins using the claude plugin install command followed by the plugin name and marketplace identifier. The syntax follows the pattern plugin-name@marketplace-name.

Install the core toolkit plugin:

claude plugin install pm-toolkit@pm-skills

Install additional domain-specific plugins as needed:

claude plugin install pm-product-strategy@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-product-discovery@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-market-research@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-data-analytics@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-marketing-growth@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-go-to-market@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-execution@pm-skills
claude plugin install pm-ai-shipping@pm-skills

Each command downloads the plugin's skill files and command definitions into your local Claude Code environment. According to the repository's README.md, installing all nine plugins provides the complete skill set for product strategy, discovery, execution, and go-to-market workflows.

Verify Installation and Usage

After installation, verify that the plugins are active by invoking any of the available slash commands. The commands chain together the underlying skills installed from the marketplace.

Execute a product discovery workflow:

/discover AI-powered meeting summarizer for remote teams

Generate a strategy canvas:

/strategy B2B project-management tool for agencies

Create a Product Requirements Document (PRD):

/write-prd Smart notification system that reduces alert fatigue

These commands reference skills and command definitions stored within each plugin's directory structure, such as pm-toolkit/README.md and pm-execution/README.md.

Key Repository Files

Understanding the marketplace architecture helps troubleshoot installation issues. The phuryn/pm-skills repository organizes content into these critical files:

• README.md – Contains the complete installation instructions under the Claude Code (CLI) heading and lists all nine available plugins in the Available Plugins section.
• CLAUDE.md – Provides official guidance for Claude agents and version-specific notes for Claude Code integration.
• pm-toolkit/README.md – Demonstrates the concrete layout of a core plugin, showing how skills and commands are structured.
• pm-product-strategy/README.md – Illustrates how strategy-focused plugins organize domain-specific knowledge files.
• pm-execution/README.md – Documents execution-oriented skills including PRD generation, OKR planning, and roadmap creation.

Summary

• Register first: Use claude plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills to enable the marketplace source.
• Install selectively: Use claude plugin install [plugin-name]@pm-skills to download specific capabilities without bloating your environment.
• Nine plugins available: The marketplace includes pm-toolkit, pm-product-strategy, pm-product-discovery, pm-market-research, pm-data-analytics, pm-marketing-growth, pm-go-to-market, pm-execution, and pm-ai-shipping.
• Reference documentation: The README.md and individual plugin README files in the repository contain authoritative configuration details and usage examples.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PM Skills Marketplace?

The PM Skills Marketplace is a plugin repository for Claude Code that distributes modular product management capabilities across nine specialized plugins. Each plugin contains skills (domain-specific knowledge files) and commands (executable slash-commands that chain skills together), allowing you to execute complex product workflows like discovery sessions or strategy canvas generation directly within Claude Code.

Can I install only specific plugins instead of all nine?

Yes. The installation process is designed to be modular. After registering the marketplace with claude plugin marketplace add phuryn/pm-skills, you can install only the plugins relevant to your current project. For example, if you only need discovery capabilities, run claude plugin install pm-product-discovery@pm-skills without installing the other eight plugins.

How do I update plugins after installation?

When updates are published to the phuryn/pm-skills repository, re-run the specific claude plugin install command for the updated plugin. The CLI will pull the latest version of the skill files and command definitions from the marketplace, overwriting the previous local copies with the updated versions.

Where are the plugin files stored after installation?

The Claude Code CLI manages plugin files internally within your local Claude Code environment. While the exact path varies by operating system, the CLAUDE.md file in the repository provides guidance on how Claude Code resolves and loads these skill files. You do not need to manually manage these files; the CLI handles registration, updates, and removal through the claude plugin command suite.

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