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Use to break a product idea into incremental steps and keep that decomposition living — one docs/roadmap.md with a destination sentence, the steps table (source-anchored, sized XS–XL or marked fog), the fog vocabulary (what's in scope but not yet formulated, what never graduates,
Use to break a product idea into incremental steps and keep that decomposition living — one docs/roadmap.md with a destination sentence, the steps table (source-anchored, sized XS–XL or marked fog), the fog vocabulary (what's in scope but not yet formulated, what never graduates, which decisions are still open and who owns them), the dependency graph that owns every edge, and the execution path: dependency-respecting waves that show what can run in parallel (e.g. in worktrees) and what must wait. Triggers on "roadmap", "break this down", "decompose the idea", "what depends on what", "execution plan", "/sdd:roadmap", "роадмап", "розбий ідею на кроки", "що від чого залежить", "що можна паралельно". Takes any scope — a whole product, an epic, or a single feature. Reads docs/idea-brief.md or a PRD (+ design canon and architecture map when they exist; neither is required). It decomposes and orders — it is NOT a prioritization scorecard and NOT a dated Gantt; specify/ship keep step statuses
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The decomposition layer between the idea and the per-feature pipeline. SDD builds one feature
at a time under docs/features/<slug>/; roadmap answers the question that comes before any
feature: where are we going, how does the idea break into steps, what depends on what, and in
which order — and in what parallel lanes — do we walk them. One living docs/roadmap.md,
repo-level utility (like survey).
Scope is whatever you bring. A whole product, one epic, or a single feature — the unit of the input does not change the unit of the output. A one-feature request gets decomposed the same way; there are simply fewer steps, and «fewer» is a legitimate answer. The skill never refuses a request for being too small, and never inflates one to look like a product plan.
Five load-bearing properties, in priority order:
../_shared/size-matrix.md).Size is XS…XL or fog, in the same cell,
because they answer the same question and only one of them can be true: sizing something nobody
has formulated yet is how an estimate becomes a lie. Fog lives in ## Not yet specified until a
recon pass sharpens it, and then the row trades fog for a real size.Not here: RICE or any scoring (order IS the prioritization), dates (a decomposition, not a
promise), solution detail (lives in the feature's spec). Question phrasing →
../_shared/ask-style.md; prose follows artifact_language, table
structure and the Status / Size values stay English → ../_shared/artifact-language.md.
Whoever owns product direction (PM / lead / the solo maintainer).
docs/idea-brief.md (written by interview) /
a PRD / a vision note (ask which, if several). This is the only hard input.docs/architecture-map.md (written by survey): zones for
conflict-safety. Its absence costs precision in one column, not the roadmap.docs/design-system.md.docs/features/*/ + existing docs/roadmap.md — current statuses.Locate sources. Find the idea source (docs/idea-brief.md first, then PRD candidates).
None found → say so and STOP: a roadmap without a source is fiction, and the fix is one
command — /sdd:interview writes that brief. That is the only hard stop.
docs/architecture-map.md is optional and never a gate. Present → its module inventory
supplies the zones in ## Execution path. Absent → the roadmap is written anyway, every zone
that is not an existing path is marked (new), and the handoff says plainly that the waves are
a first cut worth re-cutting after /sdd:survey fills the map. A missing map degrades one
column; it does not block the decomposition.
Greenfield (empty repo, no docs/features/* at all): the first step is scaffold. Every
other step assumes a skeleton to build into — a repo with no module layout, no test harness and
no migration tooling cannot receive step 1 as written. Its source anchor is the foundation
section of docs/architecture-map.md when the map exists, otherwise the brief itself (the
project has to exist before anything in the brief can be built).
If docs/roadmap.md exists, this run updates it (statuses, new steps, re-waving) — never
silently rebuilds. A file written before 2.2 carries a Depends on column the template no
longer has; this run folds it away — the edges it held move into the dependency graph, which
is now the one place edges live. Say so in the handoff, so the dropped column reads as a
migration rather than lost data.
Decompose — yourself, with the owner. Cutting an idea into steps is a live exchange with the person who holds the intent; it is not delegable, and a subagent standing in for the owner's half of it produces a plausible decomposition of a misunderstood idea. Read the sources and draft the steps under these rules:
idea-brief.md §2 Problem, prd.md §5). No anchor → the step does not exist. Never invent
scope the sources don't support.## Dependency graph and nowhere else — a step with no
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exist; neither is required). It decomposes and orders — it is NOT a prioritization scorecard and
NOT a dated Gantt; specify/ship keep step statuses in sync as features move.
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# Skill: roadmap
The **decomposition layer** between the idea and the per-feature pipeline. SDD builds one feature
at a time under `docs/features/<slug>/`; `roadmap` answers the question that comes *before* any
feature: **where are we going, how does the idea break into steps, what depends on what, and in
which order — and in what parallel lanes — do we walk them.** One living `docs/roadmap.md`,
repo-level utility (like `survey`).
**Scope is whatever you bring.** A whole product, one epic, or a single feature — the unit of the
input does not change the unit of the output. A one-feature request gets decomposed the same way;
there are simply fewer steps, and «fewer» is a legitimate answer. The skill never refuses a request
for being too small, and never inflates one to look like a product plan.
Five load-bearing properties, in priority order:
1. **A destination** — one sentence for what is true once the last step ships. Without it the
steps are a list of work with nothing to be a decomposition *of*.
2. **Steps** — the idea decomposed into incremental, source-anchored slices (each row cites the
brief/PRD section it comes from; size XS–XL per [`../_shared/size-matrix.md`](../_shared/size-matrix.md)).
3. **A word for what you don't know yet.** `Size` is `XS…XL` **or** `fog`, in the same cell,
because they answer the same question and only one of them can be true: sizing something nobody
has formulated yet is how an estimate becomes a lie. Fog lives in `## Not yet specified` until a
recon pass sharpens it, and then the row trades `fog` for a real size.
4. **Dependencies** — an explicit graph, and the graph is where edges live. Every edge has a
one-line reason (data model, UI zone, auth precondition). No edge without a real blocker, and no
second copy of the edges in a column that could disagree with it.
5. **Execution path** — waves that respect the graph: wave N only contains steps whose deps are
in earlier waves, and steps inside one wave are **conflict-safe in the codebase** (different
modules / UI zones — so they can run as parallel worktree lanes). Each wave row names the zone.
**Not here:** RICE or any scoring (order IS the prioritization), dates (a decomposition, not a
promise), solution detail (lives in the feature's spec). Question phrasing →
[`../_shared/ask-style.md`](../_shared/ask-style.md); prose follows `artifact_language`, table
structure and the `Status` / `Size` values stay English → [`../_shared/artifact-language.md`](../_shared/artifact-language.md).
## Owner
Whoever owns product direction (PM / lead / the solo maintainer).
## Inputs
- **Required** — the idea source: `docs/idea-brief.md` (written by [`interview`](../interview/SKILL.md)) /
a PRD / a vision note (ask which, if several). This is the only hard input.
- **Optional** — `docs/architecture-map.md` (written by [`survey`](../survey/SKILL.md)): zones for
conflict-safety. Its absence costs precision in one column, not the roadmap.
- **Optional** — `docs/design-system.md`.
- **Optional** — existing `docs/features/*/` + existing `docs/roadmap.md` — current statuses.
## Protocol
1. **Locate sources.** Find the idea source (`docs/idea-brief.md` first, then PRD candidates).
None found → say so and STOP: a roadmap without a source is fiction, and the fix is one
command — `/sdd:interview` writes that brief. **That is the only hard stop.**
`docs/architecture-map.md` is **optional and never a gate**. Present → its module inventory
supplies the zones in `## Execution path`. Absent → the roadmap is written anyway, every zone
that is not an existing path is marked `(new)`, and the handoff says plainly that the waves are
a first cut worth re-cutting after `/sdd:survey` fills the map. A missing map degrades one
column; it does not block the decomposition.
**Greenfield (empty repo, no `docs/features/*` at all): the first step is `scaffold`.** Every
other step assumes a skeleton to build into — a repo with no module layout, no test harness and
no migration tooling cannot receive step 1 as written. Its source anchor is the foundation
section of `docs/architecture-map.md` when the map exists, otherwise the brief itself (the
project has to exist before anything in the brief can be built).
If `docs/roadmap.md` exists, this run **updates** it (statuses, new steps, re-waving) — never
silently rebuilds. A file written before 2.2 carries a `Depends on` column the template no
longer has; this run folds it away — the edges it held move into the dependency graph, which
is now the one place edges live. Say so in the handoff, so the dropped column reads as a
migration rather than lost data.
2. **Decompose — yourself, with the owner.** Cutting an idea into steps is a live exchange with
the person who holds the intent; it is not delegable, and a subagent standing in for the
owner's half of it produces a plausible decomposition of a misunderstood idea. Read the sources
and draft the steps under these rules:
1. **Every step traces to a source.** Each row cites the section that justifies it
(`idea-brief.md §2 Problem`, `prd.md §5`). No anchor → the step does not exist. Never invent
scope the sources don't support.
2. **Steps are increments, not layers.** A step is a walkable slice that leaves the product
demonstrably better (UI + API + data as needed) — never «backend», «frontend», «tests».
3. **Dependencies are edges, not vibes.** An edge names two step ids and has a reason you could
defend in one line. Edges live in `## Dependency graph` and nowhere else — a step with no
real blocker has no edge, and inflated dependencies serialize work that could run in parallel.
4. **Fog is a size value, not a second column.** Ask the Pocock test of each step: *can you
state the question precisely right now?* — not «can you answer it». No → the step's `Size`
cell reads `fog`, and the substance goes to `## Not yet specified` as **one area**. Because
fog and XS–XL share one cell, «the unformulated thing got sized anyway» stops being possible
to write down. Do NOT pre-chop fog into ticket-sized pieces; that's inventing structure for
something you haven't looked at yet.
5. **Size, don't score.** Size every non-fog step XS–XL per
[`../_shared/size-matrix.md`](../_shared/size-matrix.md). No RICE, no priority numbers, no
dates — order IS the prioritization.
6. **Existing state is respected.** A step whose `docs/features/<slug>/` already exists keeps
its real status (spec'd / building / shipped); never re-plan shipped work.
7. **Name the destination.** One sentence in `## Destination` for what is true about the product
once the last step ships. Write it before the steps and check it after: a step that moves
nothing toward that sentence is scope that snuck in.
3. **Close the AFK questions in parallel.** Decomposition throws off two kinds of question. The
ones that need the owner's judgment («is this in scope», «which of these matters more») you ask
in step 4 — nobody can answer them for them. The ones that are just **lookup** («where does X
live», «what format does the exporter emit», «is there already a library for this», «do steps 3
and 5 actually touch the same file») are AFK work, and today nobody does them: they get guessed
at, and the guess becomes a dependency edge.
For each such question, spawn one subagent — `subagent_type: "general-purpose"` (or the host's
equivalent per [`../_shared/tool-adapters.md`](../_shared/tool-adapters.md)), tools **Read,
Grep, Glob, Bash, WebSearch, WebFetch** — **all in one message so they run concurrently**, one
agent per question. Wrap each with the worker preamble from
[`../_shared/agent-roster.md`](../_shared/agent-roster.md) and demand a fixed shape back:
**one line of answer + one citation** (`file:line` or a URL). Uncited → dropped, and the
question moves to `## Open decisions` with type `research`. Zero AFK questions → skip this step
and say so; do not manufacture questions to have something to fan out.
4. **Review with the owner.** Present the draft **in prose** (destination + steps + fog + waves;
the mermaid goes to the file, never dumped raw to the terminal — same rule as `design`), calling
each step by its name rather than its id. Then **one `AskUserQuestion` call**: (a) steps to
merge/split/drop (multiSelect over flagged candidates + the questions step 3 could not close),
(b) confirm the wave layout or name what must move. Apply.
5. **Ask whether the file is worth keeping.** If the pass surfaced **no fog** — every step is
sized, `## Not yet specified` is empty, `## Open decisions` is empty — then say so and put the
choice to the owner: a three-row file restating an already-clear plan is one more thing to keep
current, and the alternative is to build straight from `/sdd:specify <slug>`. **It is their
call, not a stop.** They want the file as a shared reference — write it. Say the tradeoff once,
plainly, and take the answer; never refuse to write a roadmap because the request was small or
clear.
6. **Write.** Fill [`./templates/roadmap.md`](./templates/roadmap.md) → `docs/roadmap.md`;
set `updated_at`.
7. **Structural self-check** — per [`../_shared/self-check.md`](../_shared/self-check.md), re-read
from disk, verify **6 items**:
1. Every step row carries a source anchor, **and the anchor resolves**: the named document
exists and the cited section is greppable in it (`grep -F "<section>" <doc>`). Text in the
column is not evidence — a source anchor nobody checked is how invented scope gets in.
2. **Every graph edge names two existing step ids**, and no step sits in a wave ≤ any of its
dependencies' waves. (There is no `Depends on` column to reconcile against: the graph is the
only place edges live, so an edge is wrong only by naming an id that isn't there or by
contradicting the waves.)
3. **`## Destination` is present and is one sentence** — not a bulleted list, not a paragraph of
goals. One sentence, or the section has failed at the only job it has.
4. Every zone named in the execution-path table exists as a real path (`test -e`) or is
explicitly marked `(new)`.
5. **Every closed enum holds.** `Size ∈ {XS, S, M, L, XL, fog}` — and every `fog` row points
into `## Not yet specified` and carries no XS–XL anywhere. `Status ∈ {idea, spec'd, building,
shipped}`, and every spec'd+ step links an existing `docs/features/<slug>/` (`test -d`). In
`## Open decisions`, `Type ∈ {research, prototype, grilling, task}` and `Owner ∈ {agent,
human}` — a role, never a person's name. The frontmatter carries exactly the template's keys,
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Size
cell reads fog, and the substance goes to ## Not yet specified as one area. Because
fog and XS–XL share one cell, «the unformulated thing got sized anyway» stops being possible
to write down. Do NOT pre-chop fog into ticket-sized pieces; that's inventing structure for
something you haven't looked at yet.../_shared/size-matrix.md. No RICE, no priority numbers, no
dates — order IS the prioritization.docs/features/<slug>/ already exists keeps
its real status (spec'd / building / shipped); never re-plan shipped work.## Destination for what is true about the product
once the last step ships. Write it before the steps and check it after: a step that moves
nothing toward that sentence is scope that snuck in.Close the AFK questions in parallel. Decomposition throws off two kinds of question. The
ones that need the owner's judgment («is this in scope», «which of these matters more») you ask
in step 4 — nobody can answer them for them. The ones that are just lookup («where does X
live», «what format does the exporter emit», «is there already a library for this», «do steps 3
and 5 actually touch the same file») are AFK work, and today nobody does them: they get guessed
at, and the guess becomes a dependency edge.
For each such question, spawn one subagent — subagent_type: "general-purpose" (or the host's
equivalent per ../_shared/tool-adapters.md), tools Read,
Grep, Glob, Bash, WebSearch, WebFetch — all in one message so they run concurrently, one
agent per question. Wrap each with the worker preamble from
../_shared/agent-roster.md and demand a fixed shape back:
one line of answer + one citation (file:line or a URL). Uncited → dropped, and the
question moves to ## Open decisions with type research. Zero AFK questions → skip this step
and say so; do not manufacture questions to have something to fan out.
Review with the owner. Present the draft in prose (destination + steps + fog + waves;
the mermaid goes to the file, never dumped raw to the terminal — same rule as design), calling
each step by its name rather than its id. Then one AskUserQuestion call: (a) steps to
merge/split/drop (multiSelect over flagged candidates + the questions step 3 could not close),
(b) confirm the wave layout or name what must move. Apply.
Ask whether the file is worth keeping. If the pass surfaced no fog — every step is
sized, ## Not yet specified is empty, ## Open decisions is empty — then say so and put the
choice to the owner: a three-row file restating an already-clear plan is one more thing to keep
current, and the alternative is to build straight from /sdd:specify <slug>. It is their
call, not a stop. They want the file as a shared reference — write it. Say the tradeoff once,
plainly, and take the answer; never refuse to write a roadmap because the request was small or
clear.
Write. Fill ./templates/roadmap.md → docs/roadmap.md;
set updated_at.
Structural self-check — per ../_shared/self-check.md, re-read
from disk, verify 6 items:
grep -F "<section>" <doc>). Text in the
column is not evidence — a source anchor nobody checked is how invented scope gets in.Depends on column to reconcile against: the graph is the
only place edges live, so an edge is wrong only by naming an id that isn't there or by
contradicting the waves.)## Destination is present and is one sentence — not a bulleted list, not a paragraph of
goals. One sentence, or the section has failed at the only job it has.test -e) or is
explicitly marked (new).Size ∈ {XS, S, M, L, XL, fog} — and every fog row points
into ## Not yet specified and carries no XS–XL anywhere. Status ∈ {idea, spec'd, building, shipped}, and every spec'd+ step links an existing docs/features/<slug>/ (test -d). In
## Open decisions, Type ∈ {research, prototype, grilling, task} and Owner ∈ {agent, human} — a role, never a person's name. The frontmatter carries exactly the template's keys,
none inveCheck the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
Audit
77/100
Needs review
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