Compute ICE scores from Impact, Confidence, and Ease inputs.
npx skills add https://github.com/haabe/tic-tac-toe --skill ice-score-haabe
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ice-score Source: https://github.com/haabe/tic-tac-toe/tree/main/.claude/skills/ice-score Command: npx skills add https://github.com/haabe/tic-tac-toe --skill ice-score-haabe
ICE scoring helps teams prioritize opportunities and features by quantifying impact, confidence, and ease, reducing guesswork and bias.
Enter your items, score each on Impact, Confidence, and Ease, then compute and review the ICE scores.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
ICE scoring ranks opportunities by multiplying Impact, Confidence, and Ease scores to produce a single prioritization metric. This method quantifies proposed features to reduce bias in decision-making.
Calculate ICE scores by entering proposed items, assigning values for Impact, Confidence, and Ease, then computing the product of these three metrics. Include brief rationale to support each score.
Yes, ICE scoring applies to product ideas, features, and experiments across teams. The framework standardizes ranking to help teams decide what to work on next regardless of their specific domain.
ICE scoring distinguishes itself from other methods by requiring evidence-backed rationale for each score and applying bias checks to mitigate common heuristics. It standardizes ranking through the Impact, Confidence, and Ease formula.
Reduce bias in feature prioritization by applying bias checks to mitigate common heuristics. The ICE scoring framework supports this by requiring evidence-backed data points and brief rationale to justify each assigned score.
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