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Product planning

Product planning groups feature-request Issues toward Goals, ranks them, and publishes what ships next.

Product planning groups feature requests, held as Issues, toward Goals, ranks them, and publishes what ships next. Each item links to the Customers who asked, so they hear when it ships.

Summary

PartThis System
GroupMoves to Code
StatusBeta: it works, and its Verbs may still change
ShelfFront: offered from a Startup’s first days

You can ask:

  • “What should we build next?”
  • “Which feature requests come up most?”
  • “Show the public roadmap”

What you get

PartThis System
StartsOn for every Startup at creation, with nothing to install.
Built fromDatabase, Search, AI gateway

Nouns it owns

None.

Verbs

VerbObjectApprovalEvent
Issue.listIssueNoneNone.
Problem.rankProblemNoneProblem.ranked

Events

DirectionEventHow
EmitsProblem.rankedBy Problem.rank

States

None.

Who operates it

PartThis System
AccountableProduct Lead
TeamProduct Team
SeatA role agent holds it until a Human is seated.
Autonomysupervised
Also calls its VerbsResearcher

Approvals and limits

None.

Processes that use it

ProcessHow it uses it
Customer researchA step calls Issue.list

Rail underneath

None.

Views and dashboards

ViewShowsMetrics
The Product Lead’s viewThe Metrics its accountable Role answers for.Activation rate, Must-have share, Active calling keys, Declared Verb attempts, Time to first call

Access

What each Access level may call here.

Access levelMay call
ownerEvery Verb (2)
adminEvery Verb (2)
memberEvery Verb (2)
viewerRead only (1 of 2)

Import and export

None.

Fees and pricing

None.

Availability and limits

PartThis System
StatusBeta: it works, and its Verbs may still change

Compliance notes

Controls it carries:

None.

Example

A Headless SaaS for address validation collects 85 requests in a quarter. Product planning clusters them into nine items; postal codes outside the US lead, asked for by 14 Customers paying $6,000 a month together. The Product Lead Agent ranks it first, and the public product plan lists it next.