Turn "everything is priority 1" into a ranked queue with explicit decision criteria
Project prioritization is hard to embed, and teams suffer context-switching fatigue when too many streams run in parallel. This recipe implements a scoring model with WIP limits and a cadence for re-ranking that prevents chaos.
Create a skill called "Portfolio Prioritizer & WIP Guardrails". Input: project intake list + constraints. Output: ranked portfolio + WIP policy + governance cadence. Required behavior: - Propose a scoring model if none exists; allow me to adjust weights. - Produce a ranked list with rationale per item. - Recommend WIP limits and a cut line. - Generate a portfolio review agenda and a decision packet for executives. Guardrails: - Do not pretend scoring is objective; always show weights and assumptions. - If data is missing for a project, mark it as "needs discovery" instead of guessing.
Feed in your project intake list and constraints. The recipe proposes a scoring model
(or uses yours), scores and ranks every project, applies WIP limits to determine a cut
line, and produces a decision pack for executive sign-off — including the cost of
re-prioritizing mid-flight.
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