# Example 08 — Roadmap One-Pager

## Scenario

A product lead needs to turn a set of priorities into a staged near-term roadmap.

## Input

> "Help me turn our next-quarter priorities into a one-page roadmap. Our main goal is to improve activation and early retention for the AI workspace product, while keeping enterprise reliability stable."

## What good output looks like

A strong `pm-workbench` response should:

- make the stage goal obvious
- group work into believable themes or phases
- sequence work in a realistic order
- call out what is intentionally not the focus this period
- surface risks and capacity constraints honestly
- make the roadmap feel like a real portfolio choice, not a backlog dump with dates

## Expected output shape

**Roadmap One-Pager**

## Example response shape

- planning period
- stage goal
- strategic focus
- top priorities
- why these priorities
- what is intentionally not prioritized
- constraints and dependencies
- risks and watchouts
- success indicators
- review point
- immediate next steps

## Why this is useful

Many roadmap drafts are backlog dumps with dates. A one-pager should reveal focus, sequence, and trade-offs clearly.
