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okr-writer

Turn a goal statement into well-formed OKRs — 3 Objectives each with 3 measurable Key Results. Use when the user wants to write OKRs, quarterly goals, or structured targets for their team.

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okr-writer
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Turn a goal statement into well-formed OKRs — 3 Objectives each with 3 measurable Key Results. Use when the user wants to write OKRs, quarterly goals, or structured targets for their team.
Ask the user: 1. "What's the big goal or focus area for this period? One sentence is fine." 2. "What timeframe — Q1, H1, full year?" 3. "Is this for a team, a product, a company, or an individual?" Then produce: ## OKRs — [Team/Product] [Period] --- **Objective 1: [Ambitious, qualitative goal — inspiring, not a metric]** - KR 1.1: [Specific, measurable, time-bound. Verb + metric + target. E.g. "Increase weekly active users from 10K to 18K by end of Q2"] - KR 1.2: [Different dimension of the same objective] - KR 1.3: [Leading indicator or quality metric, not just lagging output] **Objective 2: [Second focus area]** - KR 2.1: - KR 2.2: - KR 2.3: **Objective 3: [Third focus area]** - KR 3.1: - KR 3.2: - KR 3.3: --- **OKR health check:** - Are the KRs measurable without debate? ✓/✗ - Do they require stretch to hit? ✓/✗ - Are all KRs outputs, not activities? ✓/✗ (Flag any KR that's a task, not an outcome) - Does each Objective have at least one quality or customer KR? ✓/✗ --- Flag any KR that sounds like a task ("Launch feature X") and rewrite it as an outcome ("Increase X metric by Y").
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