| name | roadmap-planning-views |
| description | Creates and organizes focused planning views from a subset of roadmap tasks. Use when the user wants to build a task graph, analyze dependencies, identify ready or blocked work, or group near-term and future work into a focused planning workspace. |
Roadmap Planning Views
Use this skill when roadmap work shifts from backlog management to graph-based planning.
Scope
This skill handles:
- creating a planning view for a selected subset of tasks
- adding or removing tasks from that view
- arranging node layout and notes for a focused workspace
- creating, updating, or removing dependency edges
- analyzing graph structure to find ready, blocked, root, leaf, or isolated work
Keep the unit of work as a chosen subset of tasks inside a named graph workspace.
Recommended workflow
- Determine which project the graph belongs to.
- Identify the subset of tasks that belong in this planning view.
- Create or reuse a planning view with a clear purpose, such as near-term focus, release slice, or future work exploration.
- Add the chosen tasks, then create or refine edges only where relationships matter.
- Run analysis when the user needs execution order or blocking insight.
- Update node notes or layout only to improve clarity of the planning workspace.
- Use more than one planning view when the user wants separate slices such as near-term work versus future work.
Important framing
Treat a planning view as a focused workspace built from a task subset. It supports dependency reasoning, but it is broader than a dependency analyzer.
Use multiple planning views when the user wants separate graphs for different horizons, themes, or execution slices.
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