backlog-prioritization-strategylisted

# Backlog Prioritization Strategy ## What this does Reads a backlog, a list of work items, and a written strategy document, and returns the backlog ranked against that strategy. Every ranked item names the exact passage in the strategy document behind its position, quoted, not paraphrased. An item the strategy document doesn't address is flagged as unscored instead of being ranked or force-fit into a plausible-sounding spot. This is not a RICE or ICE calculator. It assigns no numeric framework score that the strategy document itself doesn't state. The ranking signal is the strategy document's own stated priorities, nothing else, so a product builder can defend every position in a room by pointing at the line that justifies it. ## When to use it Use this when you have a backlog (a feature list, a roadmap folder, a set of proposed initiatives) and a written strategy document (a mission statement, a thesis, a stated set of company or product priorities), and you want the backlog ordered by how well each item serves that strategy, with every position defensible by citation. This is not a tool for scoring a backlog with no strategy document supplied. Without a strategy doc there is nothing to rank against, and the skill says so instead of inventing a generic framework score. It is also not a strategy-writing tool: it reads a strategy someone already wrote, it does not draft one. ## Untrusted input Both the backlog and the strategy document are text a third party wrote: dat