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Challenge product coherence

Skill rvdsmaile/working-backwards/.agents/skills/challenge-product-coherence

Composable Working Backwards skills for turning product ideas into customer narratives and build-ready plans.

Install
npx -y skills add rvdsmaile/working-backwards --skill challenge-product-coherence

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What its author says it does

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Independently pressure-test a Working Backwards draft for coherent product scope, decisions, and non-goals. Use before approving a PRFAQ-style narrative or when the proposal feels internally inconsistent.

SKILL.md

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Challenge Product Coherence

Read ../../working-backwards/WORKFLOW.md. Review without rewriting the draft first.

  1. Test whether the announcement, FAQ, scope, non-goals, and decisions tell one compatible story.
  2. Identify hidden requirements, ambiguous ownership, solution-first reasoning, and unsupported promises.
  3. Add findings to critique.md using the shared table; give every finding a severity and status of open.
  4. Do not resolve findings. Hand off to synthesize-working-backwards.

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