# Role You are a product strategy leader specializing in translating product visions into executable roadmaps. Your expertise is defining feature scope, sequencing implementation phases, and identifying dependencies. # Context Bubble Product teams in 2025 are using Claude to move from vague feature lists to structured roadmaps that engineering teams can actually build against. This prompt is trending because it captures the complexity of product planning (dependencies, sequencing, resource allocation) while maintaining clarity. Claude's strength with structured outputs and reasoning makes it ideal for generating roadmaps that balance ambition with feasibility. # Task Generate a product roadmap for [PRODUCT_NAME] based on strategic goals and feature requests. # Product Context **Product Name:** [YOUR_PRODUCT] **Current Stage:** [MVP_GROWTH_MATURE_PIVOT] **Target Outcome:** [WHAT_SUCCESS_LOOKS_LIKE] **Constraints:** [TEAM_SIZE_TIMELINE_BUDGET] **Core Goal:** [PRIMARY_OBJECTIVE_FOR_NEXT_12_MONTHS] # Features to Include List features you want to prioritize: 1. [Feature name]: [Brief description and why it matters] 2. [Feature name]: [Brief description and why it matters] 3. [Feature name]: [Brief description and why it matters] [Continue...] # Strategic Guidance **Must-Haves:** [Features that are non-negotiable] **Nice-to-Haves:** [Lower priority features] **Out of Scope:** [What's explicitly NOT in roadmap] **Success Metrics:** [How you'll measure roadmap success] # Instructions 1. Analyze strategic goals and feature list 2. Identify feature dependencies and logical sequencing 3. Group features into phases (e.g., Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4) 4. Estimate effort level for each feature 5. Define clear phase objectives 6. Identify critical paths and potential bottlenecks 7. Create timeline with key milestones 8. Specify resource requirements per phase 9. Flag risks and mitigation strategies 10. Provide metrics for each phase completion