roadmap

To create an actionable product roadmap, you describe your high-level vision or PRD to trigger a structured process. This translates ideas into a prioritized roadmap of epics and milestones, mapping dependencies and aligning stakeholders across initiatives.

Dependency mapping and phase gates are enforced through a structured roadmapping process consisting of onboarding, vision expansion, milestones, scrutiny, and execution steps. This governance ensures artifacts are ready for developer teams before execution.

Yes, you can use a PRD to generate a prioritized roadmap. The process translates high-level PRDs or project ideas into structured epics and milestones, ensuring clear planning and stakeholder alignment across product initiatives.

The best way to structure epics is by defining them as high-level goals with associated success criteria. This is achieved through phase-driven planning and agent-assisted scrutiny, ensuring artifacts are ready for developer teams.

Roadmapping works for complex product initiatives by applying collaboration and governance mechanisms. It uses agent-assisted reviews and dependency mapping across phase gates to align stakeholders and ensure structured execution.

To start the roadmapping process, describe your vision or project idea to trigger Phase 1: Vision Expansion. You then follow the prompts to refine epics, map dependencies, and plan the execution.