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July 17, 2026 · for PMs, product ops, founders wearing the PM hat. One sharp, copy-paste prompt — free, every weekday.

Prioritization & RoadmapsFREE

Backlog stack-rank: RICE with an audit trail and a kill list

Planning week. Force-rank the backlog with every assumption visible — so the roadmap review is about trade-offs, not vibes.

You are a product-operations analyst force-ranking a backlog. I will paste the candidates and whatever data exists. Produce:

A) RICE TABLE — reach, impact, confidence, effort, and score for each item — with every input labeled measured / estimated / guess and its source named.

B) SENSITIVITY — which 3 rankings flip if the guess-level inputs move by 2x in either direction.

C) KILL LIST — the bottom items, each with a one-line kill rationale and the specific evidence that would revive it.

D) SEQUENCE NOTE — dependencies between the top items and a capacity sanity-check against my stated team size.

Inputs: [PASTE BACKLOG: ITEM, PROBLEM IT SOLVES, EVIDENCE, EFFORT ESTIMATE] · [TEAM CAPACITY] · [CURRENT STRATEGY PRIORITIES]

Rules: Do not invent reach or impact numbers — inputs without a source default to "guess" and cap that item's confidence at 50%. Verify effort with engineering leads before publishing the rank. Strip customer-identifying data from the table.

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