roadmap-management

Create and maintain a position-based ROADMAP.md with priority ordering and Doing limits.

1|Updated Jan 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ichuan/skills --skill roadmap-management
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Skill: roadmap-management
Source: https://github.com/ichuan/skills/tree/main/skills/roadmap-management
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ichuan/skills --skill roadmap-management

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill streamlines project planning by providing a simple, position-based ROADMAP.md, eliminating heavy, complex prioritization schemes and encouraging quick, tangible progress.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Inbox: Quick capture of ideas and tasks
  • Doing (Max 2-3): Focused active work with a published limit
  • Next Up / Backlog / Done: Easy reordering and progress tracking across phases
  • Initialization & Maintenance: Create ROADMAP.md from assets and perform weekly cleanups Use Case: A solo developer creates a project ROADMAP.md, adds tasks, and moves priorities as work progresses.

Quick Start

Copy the template to your project root and populate Inbox with initial items. cp assets/ROADMAP.md ROADMAP.md Edit ROADMAP.md and add initial item:

  • [ ] Define project scope

Frequently Asked Questions about roadmap-management

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a lightweight roadmap in Markdown for project management?

You can create a lightweight roadmap in Markdown by initializing a ROADMAP.md file from a template to capture tasks and track progress across sections. This provides a simple, visual workflow without heavy prioritization schemes.

What is position-based priority for task management and how does it work?

Position-based priority for task management organizes work by moving items across Markdown sections like Next Up and Backlog. It enforces a Doing limit of two to three items, ensuring focused active work and easy reordering as priorities shift.

Can I use a Markdown roadmap for solo developer project planning?

Yes, you can use a Markdown roadmap for solo developer project planning by copying a template to your project root. It allows you to quickly capture ideas in an Inbox, enforce a Doing limit, and move tasks to Done as work progresses.

How do I initialize and maintain a ROADMAP.md file for my project?

To initialize and maintain a ROADMAP.md file, copy the template to your project root and add initial items to the Inbox. You maintain it by reordering items by priority, enforcing the Doing limit, and performing weekly cleanups via plain Markdown edits.

What is the best way to limit active tasks in a Markdown workflow?

The best way to limit active tasks in a Markdown workflow is using a position-based roadmap with a strict Doing limit. By capping active items at two or three, teams maintain focused progress and prevent context switching across project phases.

Why should I choose a lightweight Markdown roadmap over complex project management tools?

You should choose a lightweight Markdown roadmap over complex tools to eliminate heavy prioritization schemes and encourage quick progress. It uses plain Markdown edits for task tracking, making it ideal for solo developers and small teams needing a visual workflow.