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pantheon-ai/moscow-prioritization

Prioritize product requirements with the MoSCoW framework in a deterministic way. Use when teams need to define MVP scope, sequence releases, resolve stakeholder conflicts, prevent scope creep, or rebalance backlog under time, budget, or staffing constraints. Keywords: moscow, must should could wont, requirement prioritization, backlog, mvp, release planning, scope control, stakeholder alignment.

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99%

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categorization-decision-tree.mdreferences/

Categorization Decision Tree

Use these questions in order for every requirement.

  1. Is it legally or contractually required?
  2. Does the product fail to deliver core value without it?
  3. Does absence block release approval or market entry?
  4. Can it be deferred one release with acceptable risk?

Mapping Rules

  • If 1-3 are yes, classify as Must.
  • If 4 is yes and value is high, classify as Should.
  • If value is moderate or low and deferrable, classify as Could.
  • If out of scope now, classify as Won't with revisit trigger.

Must Challenge Questions

  • "What breaks on release day if this is missing?"
  • "Can a temporary workaround cover this release?"
  • "Is the impact legal, security, revenue-critical, or reputation-critical?"

If answers are vague, downgrade from Must and document rationale.

Install with Tessl CLI

npx tessl i pantheon-ai/moscow-prioritization@0.1.0

references

categorization-decision-tree.md

effort-balancing-and-tradeoffs.md

facilitator-workshop-template.md

SKILL.md

tile.json