project-evaluation-matrix

To evaluate project proposals, this skill generates a weighted scoring matrix that rates dimensions like requirements maturity, architecture, and feasibility, providing per-requirement scores and documented rationale for a defensible decision.

Force field analysis compares driving and blocking forces affecting a project. You need it during go or no-go planning to surface risks and stakeholder dynamics before approving a technical proposal or new product initiative.

This skill produces LaTeX-ready report content from your feasibility assessment, translating criterion tables, force field analysis, and prioritized recommendations into Markdown plus LaTeX formats for polished PDF generation.

Yes, you can use this for requirements analysis and architecture assessments. It scores individual requirements across feasibility, clarity, risk, and execution fit, rolling them up into an overall rating for stakeholder decisions.

The best way to structure a go or no-go decision is using a justified criteria table with color-coded statuses and written rationale. This skill prioritizes competing workstreams by scoring urgency and agent executability.

No external dependencies are required to generate the decision matrix. The skill operates independently to produce Markdown and LaTeX-ready outputs containing criterion tables, scores, and force field analysis.