/echo-interview

EchoUser Research

Synthesizes user interview notes, customer feedback documents, or support ticket samples into structured insights. Extracts Jobs-to-Be-Done statements, identifies recurring pain points with frequency and severity, and produces a structured insight report with supporting evidence quotes. Works from any raw input you provide.

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Install Echo Interview

1. Add to marketplace

$ claude plugin marketplace add tonone-ai/tonone

2. Install this skill

$ claude plugin install echo-interview@tonone-ai

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1. Add to marketplace

$ claude plugin marketplace add tonone-ai/tonone

2. Install Echo

$ claude plugin install echo@tonone-ai

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Invoke this skill

Command|$ /echo-interview

When to use

When you have completed user interviews and need to turn raw notes into actionable insight that can inform product decisions. When customer feedback has accumulated and needs to be processed systematically rather than cherry-picked. When a product brief needs a user perspective grounded in evidence.

Deep dive

AI User Interview Guide and Synthesis

Most user interview notes turn into nothing. /echo-interview synthesizes raw input into JTBD statements, recurring pains with severity, and an insight report with quotes.

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