lno-prioritize

Backlog categorization into Leverage, Neutral, and Overhead work is done by evaluating each issue's impact to assign a category with concise reasoning, helping you identify if time is spent on busywork masquerading as strategy.

Yes, you can fetch issues directly from Linear or GitHub for sprint planning when connected, categorize them, and optionally apply Leverage, Neutral, or Overhead labels back to the source repository.

The LNO framework prioritizes a project backlog by sorting tasks into Leverage, Neutral, and Overhead categories, providing assignment reasoning and recommended time allocation to shift effort toward high-impact work.

You can analyze a pasted list of issues without connecting Linear or GitHub by manually inputting the text for one-off analyses, allowing the tool to categorize tasks and measure your leverage work percentage.

Yes, backlog grooming with LNO classification helps identify delegations or eliminations by highlighting Overhead and Neutral tasks, creating action items to rebalance time allocation toward high-leverage work.