product-prioritization

Prioritize features and initiatives using DHM and LNO frameworks.

37|5|Updated Nov 18, 2025

Search Tags:#prioritization #DHM #stack-rank #LNO

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npx skills add https://github.com/BellaBe/lean-os --skill product-prioritization

💬 Prompt for ChatGPT / Claude Chat▼

Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: product-prioritization
Source: https://github.com/BellaBe/lean-os/tree/main/.claude/skills/product-prioritization
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BellaBe/lean-os --skill product-prioritization

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Prioritizes features using DHM (Delight, Hard to Copy, Margin) and LNO (Leverage, Neutral, Overhead) frameworks.

Core Features & Use Cases

DHM scoring: Delight, Hard to Copy, Margin
LNO classification: Leverage, Neutral, Overhead
Stack Rank: Portfolio recommendations

Quick Start

Provide a list of initiatives; returns DHM scores and suggested stack.

Frequently Asked Questions about product-prioritization

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I prioritize features using DHM and LNO frameworks?▼

DHM (Delight, Hard to Copy, Margin) and LNO (Leverage, Neutral, Overhead) are complementary prioritization frameworks. DHM scores features on customer impact, competitive defensibility, and profitability; LNO classifies work by strategic alignment. Apply both to rank initiatives across roadmaps, sprints, and portfolio planning.

What's the difference between DHM scoring and LNO classification in feature prioritization?▼

DHM scoring evaluates individual features across three dimensions to surface high-value work. LNO classification buckets tasks by their relationship to strategy: Leverage accelerates core business, Neutral maintains operations, Overhead reduces friction. Use both together for complete prioritization context.

Can I use DHM and LNO for roadmapping and capacity planning?▼

Yes. DHM and LNO apply across strategic roadmapping, initiative stack ranking, daily task management, and capacity allocation. Score initiatives with DHM templates, classify with LNO labels, and allocate portfolio capacity using stack-rank formats and evidence prompts for defensible decisions.

How do I create a stack-ranked portfolio using DHM scores?▼

Collect initiatives with DHM scores (Delight, Hard to Copy, Margin ratings), classify each by LNO type, then order by combined signal—typically weighting Delight and Margin highest. Use the stack-rank format to document allocation decisions and evidence sources for transparency.

What input do I need to score features with DHM?▼

Provide a list of features or initiatives. For each, gather or estimate: customer delight potential, competitive defensibility (hard to copy), and margin impact. The DHM framework returns scored priorities and suggested stack ranking for roadmap and capacity-planning decisions.

When should I classify work as Leverage, Neutral, or Overhead?▼

Leverage work directly advances strategic goals; Neutral sustains current operations; Overhead reduces debt or friction. Use LNO classification alongside DHM scoring to balance portfolio growth (Leverage), maintenance (Neutral), and health (Overhead) in capacity planning.