prioritizationlisted
Install: claude install-skill mamiaijf/requirements-expert
# Prioritization
## Quick Actions & Routing
| User Intent | Action | Resource |
|-------------|--------|----------|
| Gathering context | Define scope and constraints | Step 1: Define Context |
| Classifying priorities | Apply MoSCoW decision tree | MoSCoW Framework section |
| Validating balance | Check distribution rules | Step 4: Validate and Balance |
| Updating GitHub | Apply priority fields and labels | Step 6: Update GitHub Projects |
| Step-by-step workflow | Load complete worksheet | `references/moscow-worksheet.md` |
| Viewing examples | Load prioritization session | `examples/example-prioritization-session.md` |
## Command Integration
The `/re:prioritize` command applies MoSCoW priorities to requirements in GitHub Projects. This skill provides the MoSCoW framework, decision criteria, and prioritization worksheets that the command uses. Load this skill for deeper understanding of prioritization concepts or when you need guidance beyond what the command provides.
## Overview
Prioritization is the process of determining the relative importance and sequence of requirements at any level—epics, user stories, or tasks. Using the MoSCoW framework (Must Have, Should Have, Could Have, Won't Have), teams can make informed decisions about what to build first, ensuring maximum value delivery within constraints.
## Purpose
Effective prioritization:
- Focuses effort on highest-value work
- Enables incremental delivery of working software
- Manages scope within time and bu