change-management

Analyze project change impacts and generate Sprint Change Proposals for user approval.

2|Updated Feb 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Gamaroff/agent-skills --skill change-management-gamaroff
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: change-management
Source: https://github.com/Gamaroff/agent-skills/tree/main/skills/change-management
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Gamaroff/agent-skills --skill change-management-gamaroff

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? When a story fails, a technical dead-end appears, or new requirements emerge mid-project, teams need a structured way to assess the blast radius and decide how to respond. This Skill guides that analysis so changes are handled deliberately instead of ad hoc, minimizing wasted work while keeping epics, PRDs, and architecture documents consistent. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Impact Analysis: Works through a change-checklist covering trigger context, epic impact, artifact conflicts (PRD, architecture, frontend spec), and path-forward options such as direct adjustment, rollback, or MVP re-scoping. - Sprint Change Proposal Generation: Drafts specific proposed edits to epics, stories, PRD sections, and architecture diagrams, then compiles them into an approval-ready proposal with an action plan and agent handoff. - Change Log Handoff: Emits ready-to-paste Change Log rows for each affected artifact so whoever applies the edits records document history correctly. - Use Case: A story fails because a chosen library cannot meet a requirement. Activate this Skill to assess which epics and artifacts are affected, evaluate adjusting versus re-scoping, and produce an approved proposal before any documents are touched. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run change management on the failed story and produce a Sprint Change Proposal analyzing the impact on epics and the PRD.

Frequently Asked Questions about change-management

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I handle a failed story in an agile project?▼

Run a structured change analysis: identify the trigger, assess impact on the current and future epics, check conflicts with the PRD and architecture, then evaluate paths forward such as adjusting stories, rolling back work, or re-scoping the MVP. Document the outcome in a Sprint Change Proposal for approval.

What is a Sprint Change Proposal?▼

A Sprint Change Proposal is a document summarizing a change trigger, its impact on epics and artifacts, the rationale for the chosen path, and specific proposed edits to stories, PRD sections, and architecture. It ends with an action plan and an explicit agent handoff.

When should I not use a change management process?▼

Skip it for minor adjustments within a story's scope, routine bug fixes, and small requirement clarifications. The process is designed for significant changes that affect project direction, such as pivots, dead-ends, or invalidated assumptions.

Does change management apply edits to project documents directly?▼

No. It produces a proposal with drafted edits and ready-to-paste Change Log rows, but a product owner or scrum master applies the changes by hand after user approval. This keeps human sign-off mandatory before artifacts change.

What is the difference between Incremental and YOLO analysis modes?▼

Incremental mode works through the change-checklist section by section, refining proposed edits collaboratively. YOLO mode batches the full analysis and presents consolidated findings at once, trading step-by-step refinement for a faster initial assessment.