PrioritizationRICEProduct ManagementAI Agent Skill
prioritization-frameworks
A library of common prioritization frameworks (RICE, ICE, MoSCoW) with guidance on which one fits a given team context.
Install Options
Install into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Antigravity with:
$ npx skills add phuryn/pm-skills@prioritization-frameworks
Real Work Situation Solved
Too many things at once - what do you prioritize first?
“You've got 5 open tasks and your lead asks "what ships first" - what do you base the answer on?”
5-Step Action Framework
- 1Write down each task with two numbers: its impact if done, and its cost/time if done.
- 2Flag any task with a hard external deadline (customer, legal, an event) - those go first, no impact comparison needed.
- 3For the rest, rank by highest impact/effort first - not by "easiest to do".
- 4Check dependencies: a task that blocks others moves up even if its own impact looks low.
- 5Write one sentence explaining the order to your stakeholder - if you can't explain it in one sentence, the order isn't clear enough yet.
Before
"Do the easy tasks first, save the hard ones for later."
After
"Task A (high impact, blocks 2 others) → Task C (client deadline Friday) → Task B (medium impact, no dependencies) → Task D, E (low impact, push to next week)."
Related Course Lesson
AI Product Management • Lesson 19
SKILL.md Source Instructions
SKILL.md • Read-only preview# Prioritization Frameworks Skill Apply RICE, ICE, or MoSCoW scoring to a backlog, and explain the trade-offs of each framework so the right one gets picked for the decision at hand.