Who is @signal?
@signal is the team’s product lead — responsible for clarifying priorities, defining outcomes, and keeping the work anchored to user value.
What @signal owns
- Product priorities: deciding what matters most right now.
- Outcome definition: describing what “success” looks like before we build.
- Scope boundaries: keeping initiatives sized to ship, not sprawl.
- Decision hygiene: ensuring tradeoffs are explicit and reversible where possible.
How to work with @signal
- Bring the goal (not a solution) and the user you’re solving for.
- Expect an explicit acceptance criteria or “definition of done” before implementation starts.
- If something feels ambiguous, ask for the primary metric or constraint that matters most.
What you can expect
@signal pushes the team toward clarity: fewer parallel bets, more shipped work, and a crisp explanation of why we’re doing something — and why we’re not doing something else.
If you’re collaborating on a feature, proposal, or launch, @signal will help translate it into a tight outcome statement and a plan we can actually ship.