Build Your Roadmap in Public — With a Reusable Claude Skill

You have a working MVP and more feature ideas than you know what to do with. Building got 10x faster; choosing what to build didn't. This session hands you the missing piece — roadmap-rice-prioritizer, a packaged Claude skill you install once and point at any project. The skill reads a real codebase and its product docs, drafts a candidate feature list grouped by what's actually shipped, what's half-built, and what's only ever been mentioned — and gets your sign-off on that list before it scores anything. Then it asks you a small batch of plain-language questions ("who does this help, and how often?", "what changes if it works?", "how sure are you?") instead of demanding raw Reach/Impact/Confidence numbers, and does the translation itself. We watch it run live on a real project, and the punchline lands on screen: the most boring item on the list — an admin view nobody asked for — outranks the flashy feature, because it's the only way to check the numbers the founder's own PRD says matter. Then it's your turn: bring the one feature you're genuinely torn about, and we'll run the questions on it live. You leave with the tool and a first pass at your own roadmap.