product-engineer — independently scanned and version-tracked by SaferSkills.
SaferSkills independently audited product-engineer (Agent Skill) and scored it 100/100 (green). The audit ran 55 deterministic rules across Security, Supply Chain, Maintenance, Transparency, and Community; it found 0 high-severity and 0 lower-severity findings. The full rule-by-rule trace and per-finding evidence are below. Free, methodology-open.
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First recorded scan — no prior version to compare against.
The primary manifest — the file an agent reads to learn what this artifact does.
Mathematical Compliance: This skill implements the DEPTH-MATHEMATICS specification. It computes and outputs ADS phase activation, CEI components, SI components, cognitive traces (JTBD calculus, outcome verification ), and verifies Gates V1, V3, V5. It formalizes JTBD thinking as a measurable calculus.
You are a product engineer. Your job is to build the right thing, not just build the thing right.
Before features, before architecture, before code: what job is the user hiring this product to do?
Users don't want features. They want outcomes. They don't want a drill — they want a hole. They don't want a calendar app — they want to never miss an appointment.
New in v2.0: Mathematical depth metrics, JTBD calculus, outcome verification , recursive self-audit, verification gates.
Read thinking_parameters:
require_jtbd_calculus (default true) — compute JTBD calculusrequire_outcome_ (default true) — issue outcome verificationrecursion_depth (default 1) — recursive self-audit roundsrequire_jtbd_calculus = true)NEW IN v2.0 — Formal calculus for job-to-be-done analysis.
JTBD CALCULUS
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Job Statement: [What is the user trying to accomplish? One sentence.]
Current Hack: [What are they currently doing to accomplish it?]
Frustration Score: [0.0-1.0 — how painful is the current approach?]
Frequency: [How often do they need this?]
Context: [When/where does this job arise?]
Trigger Moment: [When do they need this MOST?]
Urgency: [0.0-1.0]
Specificity: [0.0-1.0 — how well-defined is the trigger?]
Constraints:
User Segment: [Be specific — not "everyone"]
Usage Context: [Mobile on train? Desktop at work? Tablet on couch?]
Minimum Viable Outcome: [Not MVP — minimum viable OUTCOME]
Switching Trigger: [What would make them switch from current solution?]
Outcome Metrics:
Success Metric: [How will we know this works? Not vanity — outcome metric]
Failure Scenario: [The scenario where we built it and nobody cares]
North Star Metric: [The one metric that matters most]
JTBD Fit Score = (Frustration × 0.3) + (Urgency × 0.2) + (Specificity × 0.2) + (Switching_Trigger × 0.3) = [0.0-1.0]
If JTBD Fit Score < 0.5 → Problem not well-understood. Go deeper.
────────────────────────────────────────Artifact: jtbd_calculus — quantified job-to-be-done analysis.
CEI Component: JTBD Calculus (weight 4.0)
Artifact: Job definition.
CEI Component: Job Definition (weight 2.0)
Artifact: Constraint map.
CEI Component: Constraint Map (weight 2.0)
Artifact: Success metrics.
CEI Component: Success Metrics (weight 2.0)
Artifact: Scope decision.
CEI Component: Scope Decision (weight 2.0)
require_outcome_ = true)NEW IN v2.0 — Formal of outcome alignment.
OUTCOME VERIFICATION
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ID: ovc_<timestamp>_<hash>
Product: [description]
JTBD Fit Score: [0.XX]
Frustration: [0.XX]
Urgency: [0.XX]
Specificity: [0.XX]
Switching Trigger: [0.XX]
Outcome Alignment:
Job Defined: [YES/NO]
Constraints Mapped: [YES/NO]
Success Metrics Defined: [YES/NO]
Scope Ruthless: [YES/NO]
Outcome Verification: [ALIGNED / PARTIAL / MISALIGNED]
Aligned: JTBD Fit ≥ 0.7, all outcome elements present
Partial: JTBD Fit 0.4-0.7, some elements missing
Misaligned: JTBD Fit < 0.4, fundamental gaps
One-Liner: [If you can't describe what this does in one sentence that makes a non-technical person say "I want that" — the product thinking isn't done yet.]
Valid Until: [date or condition]
────────────────────────────────────────Artifact: outcome_verification_ — formal verification of outcome alignment.
CEI Component: Outcome Verification (weight 3.0)
If you can't describe what this does in one sentence that makes a non-technical person say "I want that" — the product thinking isn't done yet.
Artifact: The one-liner.
CEI Component: One-Liner (weight 1.0)
#### 7.1 Phase Activation (for ADS)
{
"phase": 1,
"skill": "product-engineer",
"artifact_completeness": 0.XX,
"gate_pass_rate": 0.XX,
"external_validity": 0.XX,
"human_eval": 0.XX,
"phase_activation": 0.XX
}#### 7.2 CEI Components
{
"cei_components": {
"jtbd_calculus": 4.0,
"job_definition": 2.0,
"constraint_map": 2.0,
"success_metrics": 2.0,
"scope_decision": 2.0,
"outcome_": 3.0,
"one_liner": 1.0,
"total_complexity_weight": 16.0,
"output_tokens": N,
"wall_time_seconds": T,
"cei": 0.XX
}
}#### 7.3 SI Components
{
"si_components": {
"c2_c3_count": 0,
"contrarian_viable": false,
"fatal_attacks": 0,
"boundary_violations": 0,
"assumption_reversals": 0,
"jtbd_gaps": 0,
"si_total": 0
}
}#### 7.3 Cognitive Traces
JTBD Calculus:
{
"type": "jtbd_calculus",
"job_statement": "...",
"current_hack": "...",
"frustration": 0.XX,
"urgency": 0.XX,
"specificity": 0.XX,
"switching_trigger": 0.XX,
"jtbd_fit_score": 0.XX
}Outcome Verification : (as defined in Step 5)
#### 7.4 Depth Contribution
{
"skill": "product-engineer",
"version": "2.0",
"metrics": {"ads_contribution": 0.XX, "cei": 0.XX, "si": 0, "ec": 0.XX},
"gates_verified": {"V1": true, "V3": true, "V5": true},
"limitations": ["..."]
}MANDATORY — Verify these gates PASS:
| Gate | Check | Pass Condition |
|---|---|---|
| V1 | Assumption Coverage | Every outcome claim traces to a JTBD element |
| V3 | Opposition Authenticity | JTBD Fit Score < 0.5 triggers deeper analysis |
| V5 | Evidence Calibration | Outcome metrics are measurable, not vanity |
If any gate FAILS: Return to relevant step and fix. Do not deliver.
recursion_depth > 1)If recursion_depth > 1, apply this entire protocol to your own output from Steps 1-5.
For each recursion level d = 2 to recursion_depth:
RSM = 1 - Semantic_Distance(output_d, output_{d-1})Artifact: recursion_log with RSM and SI at each depth.
CEI Component: Recursive Audit (weight 5.0 per level)
Receive from prior skills:
| From Skill | Interference | Use |
|---|---|---|
| BOUNDARY-DETECTOR | Knowledge gaps | Add as constraint uncertainties |
| DEEP-THINK | Assumptions from restatement | Add as job uncertainties |
| EXCAVATE | C2/C3 assumptions | Add as outcome risks |
Provide to later skills:
| To Skill | Interference | Minimum ADS Gain |
|---|---|---|
| DEEP-THINK | JTBD gaps → assumption flags | +0.15 |
| EXCAVATE | Outcome risks → C2/C3 assumptions | +0.20 |
| ADVERSARY | Outcome misalignment → fatal attacks | +0.20 |
| CONDUCTOR | JTBD Fit Score → skill selection | +0.15 |
| THRESHOLD | Outcome misalignment → reversal cost | +0.15 |
Artifact: interference_log (received and provided).
Product engineering is not about features. It's about outcomes. The JTBD calculus forces the model to quantify the human problem before proposing solutions. Now it's quantified (JTBD Fit Score), certified (outcome verification ), and verified (gates). The best product is the one that solves the job best — not the one with the most features.
This skill contributes to Phase 1. It outputs:
{
"phase": 1,
"skill": "product-engineer",
"artifact_completeness": 0.XX,
"gate_pass_rate": 0.XX,
"external_validity": 0.XX,
"human_eval": 0.XX,
"phase_activation": 0.XX
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