# voltagent-biz

A pack of subagents for product, legal and management work: strategy, licensing, backlog, UX research. Installs from the VoltAgent marketplace.

- plugin · `type=plugin` · Claude Code · ★ 26065
- Author: VoltAgent Community
- License: MIT · policy=mirror · the beginning of the file is at the end of this page
- Source: https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents/tree/HEAD/categories/08-business-product
- Updated: 2026-10-11
- HTML: https://affpapa.org/en/nevibecode/plugins/voltagent-biz

## What it does

\`voltagent-biz` drops a set of business-focused subagents into Claude. Each one covers a role: `product-manager` for vision and roadmaps, `business-analyst` for turning requirements into technical specs, `legal-advisor` for privacy and IP questions, `license-engineer` for picking licenses and auditing dependency compatibility. Narrower ones sit alongside them — `assumption-mapping` sorts risky assumptions with the VUBF framework, `backlog-grooming` clears stale tickets, `growth-loops` maps acquisition loops, `landing-page-copywriter` writes conversion copy.

They behave like regular Claude subagents. You describe the task, the matching role picks it up and works through its own steps. `license-engineer`, for instance, handles dependency compatibility checks and notice and attribution workflows; `scrum-master` facilitates ceremonies and clears blockers.

One thing to keep in mind: these are advisors, not counsel. When `legal-advisor` reviews your terms of service or a contract, a lawyer still signs off — licensing and privacy mistakes cost too much to leave to a model. The plugin comes from the VoltAgent marketplace.

## Install

### Claude Code (native platform)

**Plugin marketplace**
In the agent chat (not a shell):
```text
/plugin marketplace add VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents
```
In the agent chat (not a shell):
```text
/plugin install voltagent-biz@voltagent-subagents
```

## When to use it
- build a product roadmap and rank features
- turn business requirements into a technical spec
- pick a license and check dependency compatibility
- clean stale stories out of the backlog before a sprint
- write landing page copy and headline variants for A/B tests

## Example prompts
- Work with product-manager to decide which features make the next quarter and draft a roadmap
- Ask license-engineer whether our dependency licenses are compatible with commercial distribution
- Run backlog-grooming over our backlog and flag stories that are not sprint-ready

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# Business & Product Subagents

Business & Product subagents bridge the gap between technology and business value. These specialists understand both technical implementation and business strategy, helping teams build products that users love and businesses thrive on. From product strategy to customer success, from business analysis to technical writing, they ensure technology serves real business needs and delivers measurable value.

## When to Use Business & Product Subagents

Use these subagents when you need to:
- **Define product strategy** and roadmaps
- **Analyze business requirements** and translate to technical specs
- **Conduct user research** to validate ideas
- **Create content** that drives engagement
- **Manage customer relationships** and success
- **Ensure legal compliance** in technical decisions
- **Design licensing strategy** for open source and commercial distribution
- **Manage projects** effectively with Agile methods
- **Bridge technical and business** communication

## Available Subagents

### [**assumption-mapping**](assumption-mapping.md) - Product assumption risk specialist
Product validation expert surfacing and prioritizing risky assumptions in product ideas, features, and strategies. Uses the VUBF framework (Value, Usability, Business Viability, Feasibility) to identify what to test before building.

**Use when:** Starting a new product or feature, de-risking ideas before sprint commitment, identifying which assumptions to validate first, or building a lightweight experiment plan.

### [**backlog-grooming**](backlog-grooming.md) - Backlog refinement specialist
Agile backlog expert keeping product backlogs healthy — well-estimated, well-defined, prioritized, and sprint-ready. Runs grooming sessions, enforces story readiness, and eliminates zombie tickets.

**Use when:** Grooming or refining a backlog, cleaning up stale stories, estimating user stories, preparing items for sprint planning, or assessing backlog health.

### [**business-analyst**](business-analyst.md) - Requirements specialist
Business analysis expert translating business needs into technical requirements. Masters stakeholder communication, process analysis, and solution design. Ensures technology solves real business problems.

**Use when:** Gathering requirements, analyzing business processes, defining specifications, creating user stories, or bridging business-technical communication.

### [**content-marketer**](content-marketer.md) - Content marketing specialist

Content expert creating compelling technical and marketing content. Masters SEO, content strategy, and audience engagement. Drives growth through strategic content creation.

**Use when:** Creating blog posts, developing content strategy, writing marketing copy, optimizing for SEO, or building content calendars.

### [**customer-success-manager**](customer-success-manager.md) - Customer success expert
Customer success specialist ensuring users achieve their goals. Expert in onboarding, retention, and customer advocacy. Transforms users into champions through proactive support.

**Use when:** Designing onboarding flows, improving user retention, gathering customer feedback, building success metrics, or creating customer programs.

### [**growth-loops**](growth-loops.md) - Growth loop and PLG mechanics specialist
Product growth strategist designing self-reinforcing acquisition loops. Covers viral loops, content/SEO loops, network effects, paid acquisition loops, and sales-led loops. Identifies loop constraints and experiments to accelerate compounding growth.

**Use when:** Designing a growth strategy, understanding PLG mechanics, building a flywheel, diagnosing why growth is linear instead of compounding, or finding the weakest link in your acquisition loop.

### [**landing-page-copywriter**](landing-page-copywriter.md) - Conversion copywriting specialist
Conversion copywriter crafting landing page and funnel copy. Masters headline frameworks, objection handling, and CTA patterns. Writes copy that measurably improves conversion without resorting to hype.
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