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Your own PM AI Agent

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The assignment

Fork Hermes or OpenClaw on GitHub and ship your own Product Manager AI Agent.

Screenshot of Rashmi Mahadevaiah's Your own PM AI Agent submission
Your own PM AI Agent — Quest 7, built by Rashmi Mahadevaiah

What Rashmi shipped

A Product Manager AI assistant delivered as a live web app, offering PRD drafting, user story writing, roadmap building, RICE prioritization, and idea critique through a multi-turn chat interface. It draws on a library of PM frameworks and templates retrieved per conversation, with no server-side storage of user data.

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Our read on this build

Rashmi shipped a deployed web app you can open. This read comes from the artifact and Rashmi's own account of it — no scores, just what the build does and does not show.

What it demonstrates

  • It is bent to specific PM work: PRD generation, roadmap building and story writing — a workflow, not a rename.
  • And you can watch it work: a live deployment.

What is not shown

  • No fork or repository is reachable from here, so whether this stands on Hermes/OpenClaw or was rebuilt beside them is unclear.

Take this awayThe pattern to steal: fork, then narrow. One PM workflow done properly beats a general assistant that does everything at demo depth.


Why this quest matters

Forking beats a blank page. Standing on Hermes or OpenClaw and bending it to a real PM workflow is exactly how modern builders ship a working agent in days instead of months.

What separated the strongest builds

Across the 24 builds we could open for this quest, the same three or four things kept deciding whether one landed. Useful whether you are judging this one or attempting your own.

It stands on a real codebase

A linkable fork of Hermes or OpenClaw. 'Inspired by' is how people describe a blank page they started anyway.

Bent to one PM job, properly

A PRD writer, a backlog triager, a teardown engine — a workflow the builder actually has. A renamed system prompt on a template is not customisation.

Seen doing the work

Running, answering, producing an artifact you can look at. A repo that claims to work and is never shown working asks for a lot of trust.

No numeric scores are published here. These pages are written reads of what each builder shipped — the build is the point, not a mark out of a hundred.

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