gstack-openclaw-ceo-review

A CEO level plan review analyzes and critiques strategic product plans to surface risks, gaps, and expansion opportunities before implementation. It evaluates architecture, security, data flows, and rollout considerations to ensure plans are rigorous and ready for execution.

Scope management strategy review guides a product plan through mode-selection scenarios including Scope Expansion, Selective Expansion, Hold Scope, and Scope Reduction. It requires explicit opt-ins for each scope change, maintaining user control and preserving the original scope unless explicitly changed.

Begin a product plan risk assessment by selecting one of the four scope management modes, then walk through an 11-section review covering architecture, error handling, security, and observability to compile a final CEO review summary.

Yes, the CEO plan review requires a SKILL.md file containing YAML frontmatter with name and description fields. This structured input enables the review to process architecture, error handling, security, data flows, and rollout considerations across the 11-section evaluation.

A CEO plan review produces a final CEO Review Summary and a concise thread of decisions for downstream teams. These deliverables capture the evaluated risks, gaps, and recommended alternative approaches identified during the 11-section strategic plan analysis.

Yes, this plan review explicitly supports Scope Reduction and Selective Expansion scenarios, along with Scope Expansion and Hold Scope modes. Each mode requires explicit opt-in for scope changes, ensuring the original plan scope is preserved unless a deliberate decision is made.