reversa-pricing-size

To deterministically size a feature for pricing preparation, extract structural metrics from forward cycle artifacts and apply a risk adjusted formula. This process removes scoping ambiguity by measuring requirements, plan depth, tasks, and touched principles to generate a final T shirt complexity class.

Risk adjusted T shirt sizing is a method that converts project uncertainty into a final complexity class ranging from S to XXL. It calculates structural size by analyzing forward cycle artifacts and applying a deterministic formula to account for doubts and requirements depth.

Calculating feature size requires reading `.reversa/state.json` and loading sizing references for the formula and schema. The workflow needs forward cycle artifacts from requirements planning and task breakdown to extract metrics like plan depth and touched principles.

Sizing a feature generates `size.json` compliant with v1.1 and a human readable `size.md` markdown report. These files are output to the `_reversa_sdd/_pricing/<feature>/` directory to provide structured data and reporting for downstream pricing estimation.

Feature sizing should run after requirements planning and task breakdown, but before pricing estimation. It uses the `/reversa-pricing-size` command following `/reversa-to-do` to calculate the active feature size and create pricing outputs from the forward cycle artifacts.