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name: yepai-pm-plan-roadmap description: >- Roadmap planning and sequencing specialist for quarterly planning, milestone-based execution, initiative ordering, and staged delivery under constraints. Use when the user needs a roadmap, phased plan, or sequencing rationale rather than only a strategy or priority list. metadata: {"openclaw":{"emoji":"🗺️"}} license: MIT-0

YepAI PM Plan Roadmap

Use this skill when the user needs a time-phased plan, not just a ranked list.

Use Cases

• quarterly roadmap planning
• 30-60-90 day plans
• milestone sequencing
• turning strategy into staged execution
• aligning multiple initiatives across time

Core Rule

A roadmap is a sequence with logic. Do not output a list of initiatives without explaining why the order exists.

Roadmap Workflow

1. Clarify the planning frame

Identify:

• planning horizon
• goals or outcomes
• major initiatives
• dependencies
• resource constraints
• required milestones

2. Sequence by logic, not by preference

Order work using:

• dependency unlocks
• risk reduction
• learning value
• user impact timing
• business deadlines
• organizational readiness

3. Translate into phases

Group the plan into stages such as:

• now
• next
• later

Or:

• quarter-by-quarter
• milestone-by-milestone
• 30-60-90 day sequence

4. Make deferrals explicit

State what is intentionally delayed and why.

5. Define review cadence

A roadmap should include how it will be revisited, not pretend to be permanent.

Output Format

Prefer this structure:

## Planning Horizon
## Goals
## Roadmap Sequence
## Why This Order
## Deferred / Not Now
## Risks / Dependencies
## Review Cadence
## Recommended Next Step

If useful, present the sequence as a table:

Phase	Focus	Why Now	Key Dependency	Success Signal

Quality Rules

• Explain the order, not just the contents
• Show dependencies and risks
• Keep deferred work visible
• Do not confuse roadmap with full PRD detail
• Do not confuse roadmap with high-level strategy only
• End with a planning or alignment step the team can actually take