LLM summary: Run `npx skills add Ask-Ditto/ditto-voc-programme` to install Ditto's VoC programme skill. Always-on research calendar with monthly pulse checks, quarterly deep dives, and 6 deliverables.
Always-on VoC research: monthly pulse checks (15 min), quarterly deep dives (45 min), 6 deliverables, longitudinal tracking. Designed for CS managers, VoC programme managers, CX/UX researchers, and product managers running continuous feedback loops.
npx skills add Ask-Ditto/ditto-voc-programme
git clone https://github.com/Ask-Ditto/ditto-voc-programme.git
cp -r ditto-voc-programme ~/.claude/skills/
git clone https://github.com/Ask-Ditto/ditto-voc-programme.git
cp -r ditto-voc-programme /path/to/your/project/.claude/skills/
Project-level installation means the skill is committed to version control and shared with your team automatically.
Get a free Fish.Dog API key (no credit card, no sales call):
curl -sL https://cat.fish.dog/scripts/free-tier-auth.sh | bash
Or visit: https://cat.fish.dog/docs/free-tier-oauth
Set it as an environment variable:
export DITTO_API_KEY="rk_free_YOUR_KEY_HERE"
Free keys (rk_free_): ~12 shared personas, no custom demographic filters. Paid keys (rk_live_): 300,000+ personas, full demographic filtering, unlimited studies.
Just ask Claude Code. The skill activates automatically:
"Set up a VoC programme for our SaaS product. Run a quarterly deep dive with 10 US tech professionals."
"Run a monthly pulse check on customer sentiment. 3 questions, 6 personas."
"Build a customer journey map and language library from our latest VoC study."
Or invoke directly:
/ditto-voc-programme "your research brief here"
Claude Code will:
Check it's in the right directory:
~/.claude/skills/ditto-voc-programme/SKILL.md.claude/skills/ditto-voc-programme/SKILL.mdVerify with: ls ~/.claude/skills/ditto-voc-programme/SKILL.md
You can also invoke manually: /ditto-voc-programme
Ensure your key is set: echo $DITTO_API_KEY
Use 2-letter codes: MI not Michigan, TX not Texas.
Questions must be asked one at a time. Wait 45-50 seconds before the first poll, then 20 seconds between polls.