project-mngt

An MVP implementation plan breaks your requirements into the smallest viable feature set. Analyze your BRD/PRD to identify core functionality, map dependencies, group features atomically, and sequence them into phases—the Skill produces prioritized milestones with clear stage gates and release strategy for MVP, MMP, and MMR phases.

MVP (Minimum Viable Product) delivers core functionality to validate the concept; MMP (Minimum Marketable Product) adds features for market release; MMR (Minimum Marketable Release) represents subsequent iterations. This Skill helps plan each stage separately, track progress across phases, and update plans as requirements evolve without duplicating prior work.

Yes. This Skill handles diverse formats and domains—trading platforms, web applications, APIs, infrastructure, and ML/AI projects all supported. It adapts the planning methodology to your specific project type while maintaining consistent requirements discovery, dependency mapping, and quality gates across all domains.

The Skill tracks completed work and milestone progress, then supports plan revisions as requirements change. Updates preserve finished work while re-sequencing remaining phases, ensuring your roadmap stays current without losing accountability for delivered features.

Prepare a Business Requirements Document (BRD) or Product Requirements Document (PRD) that details functional and non-functional requirements. The Skill analyzes these documents to extract requirements, discover dependencies, apply naming standards, and output atomic work items grouped into MVP, MMP, and MMR stages.

The Skill enforces quality gates at each phase—MVP, MMP, and MMR—through dependency mapping, atomic feature grouping, and ID naming standards. These gates prevent incomplete features from advancing and ensure each stage meets defined exit criteria before proceeding to the next release.