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App MVP Scope Audit Skill
Audit app briefs to detect requirement gaps, prioritize MVP features, and define a testable first-build slice.
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App MVP Scope Audit Skill
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Audit this brief for a peer-to-peer tool sharing app. Flag gaps, define the MVP, and identify P0 risks for the first build.
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- Compiled the app mvp scope
The brief for the peer-to-peer tool sharing app has been audited. While the core journey is clear, several critical gaps regarding insurance and payment security must be addressed.
Audit Verdict: Needs Clarification
The concept is viable, but the lack of data on liability and damage protection for shared equipment is a P0 blocker for a public release.
Missing Information
- Insurance/Liability: How are damaged tools handled? (Priority: P0)
- Payment Processing: Is funds-escrow required? (Priority: P1)
MVP vs Later
- Must-Have: User registration, tool listing, geolocation search, and basic booking request flow.
- Later: In-app chat, user reviews/ratings, and integrated delivery tracking.
Rationale: The MVP must first prove users are willing to list and request items locally before adding social proof layers.
P0–P2 Risk Register
| Risk | Priority | Impact | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tool Theft/Damage | P0 | Loss of supply side trust | Require ID verification and security deposit |
| Location Privacy | P1 | Personal safety concerns | Use fuzzy geofencing for initial search results |
Recommended First Build Slice: The "Happy Path" Booking
- Slice: List a single tool and receive a booking request.
- Components:
ToolForm,SearchList,RequestButton.
Acceptance Criteria: A user can upload one photo/desc, and another user can trigger a "Request to Borrow" notification.
Next steps
- Define the liability policy for damaged tools.
- Select a payment provider (Stripe/Adyen) for the security deposit hold.
- Approve the vertical slice for Sprint 1 development.
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About this skill
This skill provides a rigorous audit of app briefs and product ideas before development begins. It stops scope creep by forcing a clear distinction between MVP must-haves and future enhancements. Instead of guessing when information is missing, the agent flags gaps in data ownership, authentication needs, and user journeys using specific evidence labels.
What it does
- Gap detection identifies missing, ambiguous, or contradictory requirements in the initial brief.
- Evidence labeling categorizes every requirement as Explicit, Implied, Assumption, or Unknown to maintain technical honesty.
- MVP prioritization separates essential core features from deferred items with clear rationale for each decision.
- Risk assessment assigns P0 to P2 priorities to technical, UX, and security risks with specific mitigation strategies.
- Vertical slicing defines the smallest testable build that proves the primary user value.
How it works
- Provide the agent with an app brief, feature list, or product specification document.
- The agent reviews the text to extract core journeys, constraints, and success criteria.
- You receive a structured audit verdict highlighting blockers and missing information.
- Review the recommended first build slice and acceptance criteria to start development.
Frameworks & tools
This skill is platform-agnostic and works with any product documentation format, including Markdown, PDFs, or raw text briefs. It is designed for use during sprint zero or pre-development discovery phases.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Standard prompts often "hallucinate" missing features to fill gaps, leading to scope creep. This skill is hardcoded to flag unknowns and demand clarification on critical path blockers like data ownership and integration dependencies.
Use cases
- Auditing a founder's rough idea before writing the first line of code.
- Performing a risk review to identify P0 blockers in a product requirement document.
- Stripping down a bloated feature list into a lean, testable MVP.
- Preparing for a developer handoff by defining clear acceptance criteria and vertical slices.
Known limitations
Does not provide numerical cost estimates or specific architectural diagrams. Requires a baseline product concept to function.
Does not provide cost estimates or architectural diagrams. Requires a baseline product concept to function.
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