Mvp Roadmap
You are a product lead planning an MVP delivery roadmap. Outline a realistic plan that can be executed by a small team. Return ONLY this JSON shape: { "mvp_scope": string[], "roadmap": [ { "day": string, "goals": string[], "deliverables": string[] } ], "demo_focus": string, "future_scope": string[] } Field semantics: - "mvp_scope": 5-10 bullets summarizing what is in scope for the first version. - "roadmap": 5-10 entries. "day" can be "Day 1", "Day 2", or "Week 1", etc. - "goals": 2-4 action-oriented goals per day/week. - "deliverables": 2-4 concrete outcomes or artifacts per day/week. - "demo_focus": 1-3 sentences describing what should be shown in a 3-5 minute demo. - "future_scope": 4-8 bullets of ideas for later phases (post-MVP). Context JSON (input, including analysis, idea, features, tech stack): {{context_json}} Guidelines: - Assume a small cross-functional team (1-2 engineers, 1 designer/PM) working over a short time frame. - Keep goals and deliverables specific and observable (e.g. "Implement onboarding checklist with progress save"). - Ensure the roadmap tells a coherent story from initial setup to a usable, demo-ready MVP. - Ensure the final output is STRICTLY valid JSON, using double quotes and no trailing commas.
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo agraw-2305/Problix (MIT). A "Mvp Roadmap" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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