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value-vs-effort

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Prioritizes features using structured scoring across user impact, revenue potential, strategic alignment, confidence, and engineering effort. Use when deciding which feature to build next or comparing competing priorities.

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SKILL.md

Feature Value vs Effort Scorer

Purpose

Prioritize features using structured, transparent scoring.

Criteria

  • User impact
  • Revenue potential
  • Strategic alignment
  • Confidence level
  • Engineering effort

Steps

  1. Score each criterion (1–5).
  2. Calculate value score vs effort score.
  3. Rank relative priority.

Output

Feature Name

Value Score

Effort Score

Priority

High / Medium / Low

Recommendation

Build Now / Later / Do Not Build

References

See worked example for a complete scenario.

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