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Rice Prioritizer
ASecurityA methodology for systematically determining feature priorities using the RICE framework. Used for 'RICE analysis,' 'feature prioritization,' 'backlog prioritization,' 'feature scoring,' and 'prioritization frameworks' when deciding on product feature priorities. Note: Automatic Jira/Linear ticket creation and real-time dashboard building are outside the scope of this skill.
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name: rice-prioritizer
description: "A methodology for systematically determining feature priorities using the RICE framework. Used for 'RICE analysis,' 'feature prioritization,' 'backlog prioritization,' 'feature scoring,' and 'prioritization frameworks' when deciding on product feature priorities. Note: Automatic Jira/Linear ticket creation and real-time dashboard building are outside the scope of this skill."
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# RICE Prioritizer — Feature Prioritization Framework
A skill that enhances the feature prioritization decisions of strategist and prd-writer.
## Target Agents
- **strategist** — Determines roadmap initiative priorities
- **prd-writer** — Justifies feature priorities within the PRD using RICE
## RICE Score Formula
```
RICE Score = (Reach x Impact x Confidence) / Effort
```
### Reach
```
Definition: The number of users/events this feature will affect within a given period
Measurement criteria:
- Number of affected users per quarter
- Number of events triggered per month
- Number of customer requests
Examples:
Search improvement: 10,000/quarter (80% of all users)
Dark mode: 3,000/quarter (survey respondents)
CSV export: 500/quarter (enterprise only)
Note: Estimates should be data-driven (GA, surveys, CS tickets)
```
### Impact
```
Definition: The magnitude of impact on individual users
Scoring scale (Intercom method):
3 = Massive — Major improvement in conversion/retention
2 = High — Meaningful improvement
1 = Medium — Moderate improvement
0.5 = Low — Minor improvement
0.25 = Minimal — Barely noticeable
Evaluation criteria:
- Impact on core metrics (conversion, retention, NPS)
- Severity of user pain
- Contribution to differentiation
```
### Confidence
```
Definition: Level of confidence in the Reach and Impact estimates
Scoring scale:
100% = High — Data-driven (A/B tests, quantitative analysis)
80% = Medium — Qualitative research (interviews, surveys)
50% = Low — Intuition, limited data
20% = Moonshot — Pure hypothesis
Note: If Confidence is 50% or below, conduct a validation experiment first
```
### Effort
```
Definition: Person-months required for implementation
Calculation method:
1. Engineering: Development + Code Review + QA
2. Design: Wireframes + UI + Usability Testing
3. Other: PM coordination, documentation, launch
Unit: person-month (minimum 0.5)
Examples:
Search improvement: 2 PM (Backend 1, Frontend 0.5, QA 0.5)
Dark mode: 1.5 PM
CSV export: 0.5 PM
```
## RICE Calculation Example
```
| Feature | Reach | Impact | Confidence | Effort | Score |
|---------|-------|--------|------------|--------|-------|
| Search improvement | 10000 | 2 | 80% | 2 | 8000 |
| Dark mode | 3000 | 1 | 80% | 1.5 | 1600 |
| CSV export | 500 | 2 | 100% | 0.5 | 2000 |
| AI recommendations | 8000 | 3 | 50% | 4 | 3000 |
Priority: Search > AI Recommendations > CSV > Dark Mode
```
## Supplementary Frameworks
### RICE + Strategic Alignment
```
Adjusted RICE = RICE Score x Strategic Weight
Strategic Weight:
1.5: Directly tied to a core strategic initiative
1.0: Indirectly related
0.7: Maintenance work unrelated to strategy
→ Corrects for items that are strategically important but have low RICE scores
```
### ICE (Simplified Version)
```
ICE = Impact x Confidence x Ease
Impact: 1-10
Confidence: 1-10
Ease: 1-10 (inverse of Effort)
Use case: Quick decisions, small teams
```
### MoSCoW (Categorical)
```
Must have — Cannot launch without it
Should have — Important but workaround exists
Could have — Nice to have but not essential
Won't have — Excluded from this release
Use case: Scope decisions, stakeholder communication
```
## Priority Matrix Visualization
```
High Impact
│
│ Quick Wins │ Strategic
│ (High priority)│ (Planned investment)
│────────────────┼────────────────
│ Fill-ins │ Avoid
│ (When time │ (Deprioritize)
│ permits) │
└──────────────────────────── High Effort
```
## Deliverable Template
```markdown
## Feature Priority Analysis
### RICE Scoreboard
| # | Feature | R | I | C | E | Score | Rank |
|---|---------|---|---|---|---|-------|------|
### Roadmap Integration
- Now (This Sprint): [Feature 1, 2]
- Next (Next Quarter): [Feature 3, 4]
- Later (Future): [Feature 5, 6]
### Key Assumptions and Risks
- [Assumption 1]: Validation method
- [Risk 1]: Mitigation plan
```
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