risk-assessment

Identify and classify project risks into a prioritized Markdown register.

1|Updated Feb 28, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Binh230199/ai --skill risk-assessment-binh230199
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Skill: risk-assessment
Source: https://github.com/Binh230199/ai/tree/main/.github/skills/risk-assessment
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Binh230199/ai --skill risk-assessment-binh230199

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps teams identify and manage project risks before they become schedule, technical, resource, external, or quality failures. It turns vague uncertainty into a concrete register with owners, severity levels, and action plans.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Brainstorms risks across five standard categories using assumption inversion, pre-mortems, and dependency scanning.
  • Scores each risk by probability and impact, derives severity, and prioritizes review cadence.
  • Writes mitigation plans and contingency plans, then formats a Markdown risk register for ongoing tracking.
  • Use it when drafting a project plan, reviewing milestones, responding to an emerging issue, or updating an existing risk section.

Quick Start

Analyze the attached project plan and produce a complete risk register with probability, impact, severity, mitigation, contingency, and review cadence.

Frequently Asked Questions about risk-assessment

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a risk register with probability and impact scoring for a project plan?

To create a risk register, you analyze the project plan to classify risks across schedule, technical, resource, external, and quality categories, then score them by probability and impact. This process produces a Markdown register with derived severity, mitigation owners, and review cadence.

What is the best way to identify project risks before they affect delivery milestones?

Identifying project risks involves using assumption inversion, pre-mortems, and dependency scanning to spot potential failures before they derail delivery. This approach transforms vague uncertainty into a concrete, prioritized risk register with actionable mitigation and contingency plans.

How do I write mitigation and contingency plans for technical and resource risks?

Writing mitigation and contingency plans involves scoring identified technical and resource risks by probability and impact to derive severity. You then assign specific mitigation owners and outline contingency actions to address these risks within the Markdown risk register.

Can I use pre-mortems and assumption inversion during a milestone review to update my risk register?

Yes, you can use pre-mortems and assumption inversion during milestone reviews to actively scan dependencies and update your risk register. This allows you to adjust probability and impact scores, add new contingency actions, and set an ongoing review cadence.

Does this risk management approach work for active issue response and plan updates?

Yes, this risk management approach applies directly to active issue response and plan updates by classifying emerging problems into the risk register. It calculates updated probability and impact scores, assigns mitigation owners, and defines contingency actions to resolve the active issue.

What categories should I include when building a risk register for schedule and quality failures?

When building a risk register for schedule and quality failures, you should include schedule, technical, resource, external, and quality categories. Scoring risks in these categories by probability and impact ensures comprehensive coverage and produces a prioritized register with review cadence.