How AI-Native PMs Are Working Now
aakashgupta · x · 2026-07-16
The core insight here isn't that "PMs need to write docs," but rather that AI-native PMs are already using GitHub portfolios to showcase their workflows.
The author highlights a Google AI PM who has amassed significant GitHub contributions over the past year, focusing on repositories like an LLM apps collection and a playbook for MCP in AI agents. The argument is that these individuals aren't just "using AI tools"; they are building reusable AI workbenches (AI operating systems) and scaling them to their teams and entire companies.
The author summarizes this as a new AI PM roadmap: build your own AI OS, scale it to the team and company, and continuously display the results on GitHub. The post concludes with a plug for a free PM interview webinar.
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