planning-action
Use when the user asks for a roadmap, timeline, phased plan, or execution sequence.
When & Why to Use This Skill
The Planning Action skill is designed to bridge the gap between high-level objectives and actionable execution. It specializes in transforming complex goals into structured roadmaps, phased timelines, and detailed rollout plans, ensuring project clarity through scope definition, dependency mapping, and risk assessment.
Use Cases
- Product Launch Roadmapping: Developing a multi-stage timeline for a new product release, including development phases, testing milestones, and go-to-market sequences.
- Strategic Initiative Planning: Creating a comprehensive execution plan for organizational changes, defining what is in-scope and identifying potential risks and contingencies.
- Project Sequencing: Breaking down a large-scale project into a logical sequence of actions, highlighting critical path dependencies to ensure smooth delivery.
| name | planning-action |
|---|---|
| description | Use when the user asks for a roadmap, timeline, phased plan, or execution sequence. |
| version | 1.0 |
Planning Action Skill
Purpose
Translate a decision or goal into an executable plan.
When to use
- Roadmaps
- Rollout plans
- Timelines / phases
Do NOT use for:
- advice without commitment (use prescriptive-actions)
- repeatable SOPs (use procedural-action)
Operating rules
- Restate goal and constraints.
- Define scope and non-scope.
- Break into phases with milestones.
- Identify dependencies and risks.
- Keep validation checkpoints high-level.