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prioritize

Skill0 starsChanged 4 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Organize and prioritize the roadmap using releases and backlog triage. Shows kanban state, detects imbalances, recommends scoping. Also handles Kano import, audit, and roadmap export. Triggers on: "prioritize", "show roadmap", "triage", "scope to release", "review issues", "audit", "clean up", "check for duplicates".

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