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roadmap-buildlisted

Build or repair a roadmap that agents can actually execute, not just read. Produces a single validated YAML source of truth, generated views, definitions of done with evidence kinds, a task pool linked on two axes, an idea intake queue, and three standing checks that keep it honest. Use when asked to "build a roadmap", "fix the roadmap", "consolidate roadmaps", "make the roadmap agent-ready", when several roadmap documents have drifted apart, or when agents cannot tell what to work on next.
datacore-one/datacore · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill datacore-one/datacore
# Roadmap: build one agents can execute Derived from rebuilding the PLUR roadmap, 2026-09-01 to 2026-09-03: five drifted documents to one validated source of 93 epics, 750 tasks, and three checks that catch regressions nobody would notice by reading. ## The one thing that matters **A roadmap is good when it is CHECKABLE, not when it is well written.** Every structural finding in that rebuild came from a script, never from reading the file: five areas built and invisible, eleven epics whose repo state contradicted them, fourteen agent-doable tasks parked behind a wrong flag. The prose was fine throughout. The prose is always fine. So: build the checks early and let them find the work. Do not write the whole roadmap and validate at the end. --- ## Phase 1 — Find what is already true Before writing anything, read the repos. Roadmaps decay by omission far more than by error, and the omissions are invisible from inside the document. ```bash gh issue list --repo <org>/<repo> --state open --limit 200 gh pr list --repo <org>/<repo> --state open git -C <repo> log --oneline -40 ls <repo>/src/<subsystem>/ # whole subsystems with no roadmap presence ``` **Expect to find work that shipped and work that is invisible.** In the PLUR rebuild: a provenance subsystem shipped in a repo the roadmap represented with two gated lines; eleven modules and three shipping tools with zero items; a 49-route admin surface with no coverage at all. Ask of every subsystem: *does the roadma