WHAT - Interactive project assessment router: define assessment scope and units, collect evidence through dots-workstation-project-assessment-evidence, then delegate to technical or management unit assessment skills. Always evidence-based and human-reviewed.
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WHAT - Interactive project assessment router: define assessment scope and units, collect evidence through dots-workstation-project-assessment-evidence, then delegate to technical or management unit assessment skills. Always evidence-based and human-reviewed.
Project Assessment (WHAT)
Use this skill when the user asks for a project assessment, maturity assessment, delivery audit, technical assessment, management assessment, quality indicator review, or improvement roadmap.
This is a router skill. Keep it focused on assessment flow, gates, and delegation. Use the unit-specific skills for scoring details.
Default guardrails
Apply dots-workstation-output-handshake before producing any final assessment report, scorecard, action plan, or executive summary: ask where the artifact should live and confirm human review.
Apply dots-workstation-project-assessment-evidence before scoring. Evidence may live in repositories, boards, docs, spreadsheets, dashboards, incidents, PRs, meetings, interviews, Slack, emails, or any other project system. Ask the user where to find each source.
Never assign a score without evidence. If evidence is missing, mark the indicator as Not assessed or score it with Low confidence and state the assumption explicitly.
Keep sensitive details out of reusable artifacts. Redact secrets, credentials, private customer data, and unnecessary personal data.
Do not mention client-specific reference examples or internal audit links in generated outputs. Use only abstracted patterns.
Assessment flow
Intake
Ask the assessment purpose: baseline, periodic review, due diligence, quality improvement, delivery health check, AI-readiness review, or internal audit support.
Ask the assessment period and target audience.
Ask whether the assessment should cover management units, technical units, or both.
Ask which repositories, products, squads, platforms, or delivery scopes form each assessment unit.
Evidence collection
Delegate to dots-workstation-project-assessment-evidence.
Build an evidence map before scoring.
Ask the user where each evidence category lives instead of assuming ClickUp or repository-only evidence.
Unit assessment
For technical workloads, delegate to dots-workstation-technical-unit-assessment.
For project management and delivery scopes, delegate to dots-workstation-management-unit-assessment.
If UI depth is required, pair the technical unit assessment with ui-ux-pro-max.
If repository discovery is required, pair with dots-workstation-assistant and the repository-specific rules.
Consensus and scoring
Use the 1 to 5 maturity scale from the assessment indicators.
Treat score 3 as "defined or partially mature", not as average performance.
Record confidence per score: High, Medium, Low, or Not assessed.
For subjective indicators, ask who should validate the score and whether weights are needed.
Findings and action plan
Summarize strengths, risks, gaps, and opportunities.
Separate confirmed findings from assumptions and missing evidence.
Convert recommendations into actionable follow-ups only after user approval, delegating ticket creation to the relevant ticket skill.
Required interactive questions
Ask these before creating the final assessment artifact:
Where should the final assessment live?
Who will review and approve it?
What is the assessment purpose and period?
Which management units and technical units are in scope?
Which systems of record should be used for evidence?
Where are the repositories, docs, boards, diagrams, CI/CD pipelines, dashboards, incident records, meeting notes, decisions, agreements, and stakeholder feedback?
Which indicators must be skipped, weighted, or treated as out of scope?
Which people should be interviewed or asked to validate subjective scores?
Outputs
Typical outputs are:
Assessment plan and scope
Evidence map
Unit scorecards
Findings with evidence links
Missing evidence register
Risk and opportunity summary
Recommendations and action plan
Follow-up work item candidates
Boundaries
This skill does not execute ClickUp, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, GitLab, Slack, or repository commands. Delegate HOW to tool skills.
This skill does not replace project-specific assessment procedures. If an engagement pack or repository defines stricter rules, surface the difference and follow the stricter/project-specific rule.
This skill does not create tasks or update documents without explicit user approval.
