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Roadmap to release plan

Skill alexzhu0/agent-ready-skills/skills/roadmap-to-release-plan

Ten practical AI-agent skills for turning messy work into clear context, evals, reviews, and launch-ready artifacts.

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npx -y skills add alexzhu0/agent-ready-skills --skill roadmap-to-release-plan

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Use when converting roadmap notes, feature lists, planning docs, or backlog themes into a release plan with milestones, scope, dependencies, rollout phases, and validation checks.

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Roadmap To Release Plan

Purpose

Turn broad roadmap material into a release plan that teams can execute and inspect.

Fit

  • Use when roadmap intent needs to become milestones, scope, dependencies, and release gates.
  • Do not use when the task is long-term vision strategy with no near-term release decision.

Inputs

  • Roadmap notes, backlog themes, feature lists, or planning docs.
  • Target users, deadlines, staffing, and known dependencies if available.
  • Launch constraints, risk tolerance, and validation expectations.

Workflow

  1. Group work into coherent release themes.
  2. Define included scope, deferred scope, and explicit non-goals.
  3. Identify dependencies, sequencing constraints, and release gates.
  4. Propose milestones with validation criteria.
  5. Add rollout, monitoring, and rollback considerations.

Output

Produce Markdown with:

  • Release Goal
  • Scope And Non-Goals
  • Milestones
  • Dependencies
  • Validation Gates
  • Rollout Plan
  • Risks

Validation

  • Each milestone has a concrete outcome.
  • Dependencies are not hidden inside task descriptions.
  • Non-goals prevent scope drift.
  • Validation gates are testable.
  • Risk notes include operational and user-facing concerns.

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