From role-pm
Triage a batch of incoming feature requests (from Slack, Notion intake, email) into a ranked shortlist with a recommendation for each. Use when preparing for a backlog grooming session or after a customer feedback sweep.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/role-pm:feature-triageThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Sort a batch of feature requests into what's worth a spec, what's worth a quick fix, and what to decline.
Sort a batch of feature requests into what's worth a spec, what's worth a quick fix, and what to decline.
Based on $ARGUMENTS (default: all):
Report counts per source before scoring.
For each request, assign:
| Dimension | Scale | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Reach | 1–5 | How many users are affected. 1 = one customer, 5 = most of the active base. |
| Impact | 1–5 | How much it moves the needle for affected users. 1 = mild convenience, 5 = unblocks core workflow. |
| Effort | 1–5 | Eng cost. 1 = a day, 5 = multi-quarter. Flip for the score (lower effort = higher score). |
| Strategic fit | 1–5 | Alignment with current roadmap theme. 1 = off-thesis, 5 = core to the quarter. |
Final score: Reach × Impact × Strategic_fit / Effort. Round to 1 decimal.
Don't pretend precision you don't have. If you genuinely can't score a dimension, write ? and explain what you'd need to know.
For each request, pick one:
# Feature triage — <date>
Pulled N requests. Top 10 by score:
| # | Request | R | I | E | Fit | Score | Recommend | Source |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | <one-line> | 4 | 5 | 2 | 4 | 40 | **Spec it** | <link> |
| ... |
## Recommended this cycle
- **Spec it:** <request>, <request>
- **Quick wins:** <request>
- **Decline:** <request> — drafted reply below
## Drafted replies for declines
<For each decline, a 2-3 line polite reply the user can send on Slack/email. Don't send.>
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