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strategic-review

Identify strategic alignment and scope gaps in plans, features, or architecture decisions.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
Search Tags:#planning#roadmap#review#strategic#scope#risk-assessment#decision-making
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/mariasebarespersona/Tum-AI --skill strategic-review-mariasebarespersona
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: strategic-review
Source: https://github.com/mariasebarespersona/Tum-AI/tree/main/.claude/skills/strategic-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mariasebarespersona/Tum-AI --skill strategic-review-mariasebarespersona

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps product teams quickly evaluate plans, features, or architecture to ensure ambition matches scope and surface the right level of abstraction through structured modes (EXPAND, SELECTIVE, HOLD, REDUCE).

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Mode-guided reviews: EXPAND to imagine a 10x version, SELECTIVE to cherry-pick high-leverage expansions, HOLD to enforce rigor, and REDUCE to strip to essentials.
  • Audit and decision framework: guides how to assess scope, risks, and tradeoffs for new initiatives within the Tumai platform.
  • Deliverable templates: provides a structured review document and next-step actions for leadership or stakeholders.

Quick Start

Ask the user to choose a strategic-review mode and initiate a structured assessment of the current plan.

Frequently Asked Questions about strategic-review

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I conduct a strategic review of a product roadmap?▼

A strategic review evaluates plans, features, or architecture to ensure ambition matches scope. It uses structured modes like EXPAND, SELECTIVE, HOLD, and REDUCE to surface the right level of abstraction and guide scope checks.

What is the best way to evaluate scope and risk for new architecture decisions?▼

Evaluate scope and risk for architecture decisions by applying a structured audit framework that assesses ambition, risks, and tradeoffs. Mode-based guidance helps determine whether to expand, hold, or reduce your current scope.

How do I decide whether to expand or reduce scope during early planning?▼

Use mode-guided reviews to decide scope adjustments during early planning. EXPAND imagines a 10x version, SELECTIVE cherry-picks high-leverage expansions, HOLD enforces rigor, and REDUCE strips to essentials.

Can I use this review method for initiatives within the Tumai platform?▼

Yes, this review method applies to product initiatives within the Tumai platform. It guides structured assessments of scope, risks, and tradeoffs specifically tailored for Tumai architecture and feature planning.

What deliverables do I get from a structured scope assessment?▼

You get a structured review document and next-step actions for leadership or stakeholders. The guided deliverable format captures the results of your scope assessment, risk evaluation, and tradeoff analysis.

When should I use the HOLD mode in a strategic review?▼

Use the HOLD mode when you need to enforce rigor on your current plan. It is one of four modes—alongside EXPAND, SELECTIVE, and REDUCE—designed to surface the right level of abstraction for your features.

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