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Build what your design partners need, and keep it running.

Start with product discovery and your first buyer persona, then structure the team, design an API developers adopt, and run reliability from on-call to incident reviews. Customer success, testing, data teams, video infrastructure, and Kubernetes are here too, from operators at Honeycomb, Datadog, LaunchDarkly, Stripe, and Mux.
Eleven skills
  1. 01Product Discovery
  2. 02Product Team Structure
  3. 03Engineering Culture & Remote Teams
  4. 04Customer Success & Onboarding
  5. 05Observability & Incident Response
  6. 06Resilience Engineering
  7. 07API Design
  8. 08QA & Testing Engineering
  9. 09Data Team Leadership
  10. 10Video Infrastructure
  11. 11Kubernetes & Cloud Native
Built from 195 library resources

What a skill is

A skill is a set of working instructions your agent loads when you need it, built from the strategies operators shared in the Heavybit Library. It guides the work and you still do it. Heavybit reads and approves every skill before it ships, and keeps updating skills as new content enters the Library. Skills are plain text, so you or your agent can read any skill in full before acting on it. Your agent decides how to apply a skill, so check its work; if a skill gets something wrong, ask your agent to report it or email platform@heavybit.com.

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Product Discovery

Built from sixteen library resources
Frameworks for product discovery in developer tools: design partners, user research, personas, competitive analysis, and building for developer flow. Covers customer interview techniques, discovery processes, evaluating feature requests, and knowing when to pivot. Drawn from practitioners at LaunchDarkly, Honeycomb, and others.
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Product Team Structure

Built from six library resources
Frameworks for structuring product teams around triads (PM, Design, Engineering), integrating design into engineering-first organizations, and prioritizing work using effort-versus-impact methods. Drawn from practitioners at Stripe, Figma, LaunchDarkly, and others.
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Engineering Culture & Remote Teams

Built from two library resources
How to build engineering culture at scale and manage remote or hybrid teams. Covers documentation as culture, managing technical debt, hiring and onboarding remote engineers, async communication, and compensation for distributed teams. Drawn from practitioners at GitLab, CircleCI, Honeycomb, and others.
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Customer Success & Onboarding

Built from eleven library resources
How to build customer success programs and optimize onboarding for retention at developer-focused companies. Covers CS org design, health scores, sales-to-CS handoffs, sponsor changes, and scaling CS operations from startup to growth stage. Drawn from practitioners at Gainsight, LaunchDarkly, and others.
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Observability & Incident Response

Built from thirteen library resources
The practice of operational reliability: instrumentation, monitoring, SLO setup, incident response, on-call design, and day-to-day reliability operations. Covers alerting strategies, error budgets, incident management processes, and blameless postmortems. Drawn from practitioners at Honeycomb, Datadog, PagerDuty, and others.
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Resilience Engineering

Built from twenty-two library resources
The organizational side of reliability: learning from incidents, sociotechnical analysis, chaos engineering philosophy, and the limits of purely technical approaches. Covers incident analysis methods, safety culture, adaptive capacity, and building organizations that learn from failure. Drawn from practitioners at Netflix, Stripe, Honeycomb, Jeli, and others.
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API Design

Built from four library resources
Building APIs developers love. Covers versioning, backwards compatibility, documentation, extensibility, developer experience, and treating API design as a product problem. Drawn from practitioners at Stripe, GitHub, Postman, Auth0, ReadMe, and others.
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QA & Testing Engineering

Built from sixteen library resources
Moving testing left, owning quality as a team, and validating software where it matters most. Covers testing culture, CI/CD integration, production testing, test architecture, and building testing systems that catch failures before users do. Drawn from practitioners at Kosli, CircleCI, and Ministry of Testing.
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Data Team Leadership

Built from twenty-four library resources

Building and scaling data teams that drive business decisions. Covers analytics org structure, north star metrics, experimentation culture, and moving teams from service requests to strategic partnership. Drawn from practitioners at dbt Labs, Amplify Partners, and others.

John Cutler, Maura Church, Nick Threapleton +18View skill

Video Infrastructure

Built from twenty-two library resources

Building and scaling modern video infrastructure: adaptive streaming, low-latency delivery, player architecture, real-time communication, codec strategy, and authenticity workflows. Drawn from practitioners at Mux, Cloudflare, and others.

Matt McClure, Steve Heffernan, Phil Cluff +22View skill

Kubernetes & Cloud Native

Built from sixty-one library resources

Kubernetes and cloud-native architecture, platforms, and operations. Covers GitOps, service mesh, observability, security, chaos engineering, developer experience, and scaling patterns. Drawn from practitioners at Google, AWS, Red Hat, CNCF, Honeycomb, and others.

Uma Mukkara, Mukulika Kapas, Ben Sigelman +56View skill

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