Outcome Roadmap Planner

Build Now / Next / Later roadmaps anchored to OKRs — every item linked to an outcome.

Install
cmdop skills install agensi-outcome-roadmap-planner

The Agensi Outcome Roadmap Planner is a Claude Code skill designed for outcome-based roadmap planning. It assists an agent in gathering OKRs and planning context from the user, which is a foundational aspect of strategic development. The skill meticulously organizes epics and features into Now, Next, and Later horizons, providing a clear rationale for each placement based on the input context. A primary function of this skill is to explicitly link every roadmap item to a specific goal, and it will flag any item that lacks a defined connection to an outcome, preventing the inclusion of misaligned work. It is capable of adapting time horizons to fit various organizational planning cycles, such as quarterly, half-year, or annual, offering flexibility in its application. Furthermore, the skill processes this information to output structured roadmaps that are directly compatible with popular project management platforms like Notion or Jira. This structured output is crucial for seamless integration into existing workflows. Notably, if a stated outcome is not provided by the user, the skill has a built-in mechanism to refuse to build a roadmap, reinforcing a goal-oriented planning approach from the outset.

Use cases

  • Use it to generate a product roadmap based on established OKRs.
  • Use it to organize epics and features into Now, Next, and Later planning horizons.
  • Use it to ensure all roadmap items are explicitly linked to a business outcome.
  • Use it to export structured roadmap data for use in Notion or Jira.
  • Use it to adapt roadmap layouts for different planning cycles, such as quarterly or annual.

When to use it

  • When creating an outcome-based product roadmap.
  • When an agent needs to ensure every roadmap item contributes to a specific goal.
  • When an agent requires roadmaps structured for Now, Next, and Later horizons.
  • When integrating roadmap outputs with Notion or Jira.
  • When adapting planning cycles for roadmaps.

When not to use it

  • When planning does not involve defining specific outcomes or OKRs.
  • When the primary need is for a simple task list rather not a strategic roadmap.
  • When planning does not require organizing items into Now, Next, or Later horizons.
  • When operating in an environment incapable of running Claude Code skills.