Productboard Search

Search and explore ProductBoard features, products, and feedback

Security Scan

The skill's instructions describe searching a ProductBoard workspace but the package contains no code, install steps, or declared credentials — it assumes pb_* tools and access without explaining how authentication or network access is provided.

Purpose & Capability

The skill claims to search ProductBoard (features, products, notes) but declares no required credentials, API keys, or platform connector. Real ProductBoard API access normally requires an API token; the SKILL.md lists pb_* tools but does not explain where those tools run or how they are authenticated.

Instruction Scope

The SKILL.md stays on-topic (search strategies, which pb_* tools to call, filters). It does not instruct reading unrelated files or exfiltrating data, but it implicitly assumes availability of pb_search / pb_feature_list / etc. without specifying how to obtain credentials, where network calls go, or how results are fetched.

Install Mechanism

There is no install spec and no code files — this is instruction-only. That minimizes the risk of arbitrary code being written to disk, but also means the SKILL.md is relying entirely on platform-supplied tooling (not described).

Credentials

No environment variables, primary credential, or config paths are declared despite the skill needing ProductBoard access. This is disproportionate: a connector to ProductBoard should normally require a token (e.g., PRODUCTBOARD_API_TOKEN) or explicit instruction to use a platform-managed credential.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false and no install actions — the skill does not request persistent presence or system-wide changes. Autonomous invocation is allowed (default), which is normal and not flagged on its own.

What to consider before installing

Before installing: confirm how the pb_* tools are provided and where network requests run. Ask the publisher or check the linked repo for implementation details — specifically where authentication is configured and whether you must supply a ProductBoard API token. Do not supply any unrelated credentials. If the skill runs without requiring a ProductBoard token, treat that as suspicious and request a clear explanation of how it accesses your workspace. Prefer skills that declare required env vars or use a documented, limited-scope connector; review the repository code (or request it) to verify endpoints and credential handling. If you can, test in a limited-permission ProductBoard account or with a scoped API token first.

ProductBoard Search Skill

Search and explore your ProductBoard workspace to find features, products, components, and customer feedback.

Available Tools

• pb_search - Global search across all ProductBoard entities
• pb_feature_list - List features with filters
• pb_feature_get - Get detailed feature information
• pb_feature_search - Search features by name/description
• pb_product_list - List all products
• pb_product_get - Get product details with components
• pb_product_hierarchy - View full product/component tree
• pb_note_list - List customer feedback notes

Search Strategies

Finding Features

1. By keyword: Use pb_feature_search with a query term
2. By product: Use pb_feature_list with productId filter
3. By status: Use pb_feature_list with status filter (new, in-progress, shipped, archived)
4. By component: Use pb_feature_list with componentId filter

Understanding Structure

1. Start with pb_product_hierarchy to see the complete workspace organization
2. Use pb_product_get to explore a specific product and its components
3. Filter features by product or component to narrow down results

Finding Customer Feedback

1. Use pb_note_list to see recent feedback
2. Filter by date range using createdFrom and createdTo
3. Use pb_search with type note to find specific feedback

Example Queries

User: "Find all features related to authentication" Action: Use pb_feature_search with query "authentication"

User: "What features are currently in progress?" Action: Use pb_feature_list with status "in-progress"

User: "Show me the product structure" Action: Use pb_product_hierarchy to get the full tree

User: "Find customer feedback about performance" Action: Use pb_search with query "performance" and type "note"

Tips

• Start broad with pb_search, then narrow down with specific tools
• Use pb_product_hierarchy first when exploring an unfamiliar workspace
• The search is case-insensitive and matches partial words
• Results include direct links to ProductBoard for quick access