Are you frustrated, as a PM, that you don't have enough people around you to do your job right? Here's a solution:

Every PM I have ever known was under-resourced.

• No analyst available for ad hoc data queries.
• User Discovery team booked months in advance
• Other PMs' calendars are totally blocked, so you can't consult about other areas of your product

Not to mention you being too busy to do any competitor or market research yourself.

So, you pummel through, trying your best, but being afraid of the worst.

Fortunately, Bloome, partner of this post, can help.

This is a tool where you set different AI agents to work on a task set by you. They even hold different personalities in order to battle it out among themselves in search of the best results.

One prepares an initial answer draft.
Another pushes back.
Another catches what's missing.
They argue, and you keep what survives.

That part matters. One AI agrees with you too easily. A room full of them disagreeing is closer to having actual colleagues.

Here are a few examples where it can help:

1) Early PRD reviews
Draft the spec, then set a "skeptical engineer" agent and an "edge-case QA" agent loose on it. You fix the obvious holes before you spend your real team's time.

2) Roadmap criticism
Put a cost-minded agent, a customer-minded agent, and a tech-lead agent in the chat and let them fight over your roadmap priorities. You will notice any blind spots you missed immediately.

3) Market research
One agent gathers, another challenges the sources, a third synthesises. This is the research team you need, but never had a headcount for.

4) Discovery insights
Drop in interview notes and let the agents cross-check each other's read. They will turn random, scattered insights into trends worth reacting to.

5) Instant data dashboard
Let's not bother your analyst with a boring dashboard-building task and instead let the agents do the work for you.

and many more!

This is especially useful, since all the work happens in a shared memory; all of your agents know the context of your product and the previous work they have done.

Don't get me wrong, you will still need your team and human-level insights. However, having a set of AI agent assistants will leave you better informed and prepared.

In other words, you will make better product decisions.

If you already have a strong team, this is a sparring partner. If you're solo or stretched, it's the closest thing to backup you'll get without a hiring req.

Interested?

Check out Bloome today: https://bloome.im/bloome-introduction?utm_source=shelley-drbartpm-202607&utm_medium=Linkedin&utm_campaign=bloomelaunch

What part of your job would you hand to a team of agents first?

Let me know in the comments.