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prioritize

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Score and rank features, ideas, or backlog items against goals using the right framework (RICE, WSJF, Kano, value/effort, MoSCoW, or weighted scoring). Use when deciding what to build next or sequencing work. Dispatches the product-manager.

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/prioritize — Rank work against goals

When to use

Choosing what to build next, sequencing initiatives, or scoping a release among competing items.

Dispatches

product-manager (lead). Pull effort estimates from product-owner/team; impact evidence from product-analyst/discovery-researcher.

Inputs

Candidate items (from roadmap, backlog, stakeholders), knowledge/product-context.md (goals/OKRs).

Steps

  1. Confirm the goal/OKR the ranking serves; drop items that don't ladder up to it.
  2. Pick the framework that fits the decision:
    • many features, one goal → RICE; sequencing a flow with timing → WSJF;
    • satisfaction strategy / feature mix → Kano; quick triage → value/effort 2×2;
    • release scope with stakeholders → MoSCoW; multi-criteria → weighted scoring.
  3. Score each item; record estimates, confidence, and assumptions. Weigh the underlying bases — value, cost/effort, risk, dependencies, time-sensitivity, and any regulatory/policy constraints that can override pure scoring.
  4. Produce a ranked, defensible order with the rationale.

Methods

knowledge/methods/prioritization-frameworks.md.

Output

A ranked list with scores and rationale; reflect ordering into knowledge/roadmap.md or knowledge/backlog.md as relevant; log the prioritization decision to knowledge/decision-log.md. Follow standards/document-standards.md.

Created by Colin Beck<br> LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beckcolin/<br> GitHub: https://github.com/link7373

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