shipkit-spec-roadmap

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Prioritize which specs to write first from product + engineering definitions. Triggers: 'spec roadmap', 'what to spec first', 'prioritize features', 'spec backlog'.

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# shipkit-spec-roadmap — Spec Prioritization Roadmap **Purpose**: Bridge the gap between definitions and specs by building an explicit prioritization roadmap. Scores features by goal-gate phasing, dependency depth, foundation value, and mechanism complexity to determine spec order. **Output format**: JSON — structured roadmap at `.shipkit/spec-roadmap.json` --- ## When to Invoke **User triggers**: - "What should I spec first?" - "Prioritize the features" - "Create a spec roadmap" - "Spec backlog" - "What order should I write specs?" **Before**: - `/shipkit-spec` (this determines WHICH spec to write next) **After**: - `/shipkit-product-definition` (need features to prioritize) - `/shipkit-engineering-definition` (need mechanisms for effort estimation) - `/shipkit-product-goals` (recommended — gates drive phasing) **Workflow position**: - After definitions are complete, before writing individual specs - Can be re-run after new features are added or priorities change --- ## Prerequisites **Required**: - `.shipkit/product-definition.json` — features to prioritize - `.shipkit/engineering-definition.json` — mechanisms for effort estimation **Recommended**: - `.shipkit/goals/*.json` — gate definitions for phase mapping (especially `goals/strategic.json` or `goals/product.json`) **Optional**: - `.shipkit/specs/` — detect already-specced features to mark as completed **If goals missing**: Fall back to single-phase roadmap sorted by dependency + foundation value only. --...

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Author
stefan-stepzero
Repository
stefan-stepzero/shipkit
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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