Installing build-cli
Step-by-step guide to installing and verifying build-cli, the DMDQP team's internal wrapper around Claude Code, on any platform.
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Product Leadership Getting Started Path
You will be able to access and use internal AI tools, understand which AI tool fits which product leadership task, align your team's AI use with Roche's AI principles, and apply AI to everyday product work such as summarising documents and distilling meeting decisions.
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Install Claude Code via Roche build-cli — the mandatory starting point for secure internal AI tool access
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Your First Session with build-cli
A 15-minute guided walkthrough of a real first session with build-cli, from opening your terminal to getting useful output.
Beginner Software Engineer +2Get productive quickly in your first Claude Code session — project orientation, CLAUDE.md context, and key interactions
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Which AI Tool Should I Use?
A decision guide for choosing between Gemini (Google Suite) and build-cli (Claude Code) for DMDQP tasks, with a quick-reference table and key differences.
Beginner Software Engineer +2Know when to use Claude Code, Copilot, or a chat interface for product planning, stakeholder comms, and meeting prep
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Roche AI Manifesto in Practice: DOs and DON'Ts
Practical guidance for using build-cli and AI tools consciously and effectively — grounded in the ten principles of the Roche AI Manifesto, with concrete DOs, DON'Ts, and tips for daily AI-assisted work.
Beginner Software Engineer +2Understand the Roche AI principles your team's AI use must align with — the ethical and practical foundation for product leadership
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Summarize a Document
Use this prompt to condense a long document — spec, report, meeting deck, policy — into a structured summary covering purpose, key points, open questions, and actions in under 200 words.
Beginner Business Analyst / Designer +1Use the summarise-document prompt to rapidly distil lengthy specs, research papers, or briefing docs into actionable summaries