Workspace Planningv0.3.0

A tech startup uses the skill to manage their 6-week development sprint. The product manager tracks feature modules (UI components with backend APIs) and infrastructure modules (backend services) through planned, in_progress, and done states. They run weekly reviews to see progress by phase, identify bottlenecks like incomplete designs, and sync schedule data to their project management tool Yunxiao.

A digital agency managing a client's mobile app launch uses the skill to coordinate milestones and delivery phases. They track modules like user authentication (feature type) and database setup (infrastructure type), linking OpenSpec code changes to schedule modules. Weekly task breakdowns help the team see what's due each week and manage dependencies between frontend and backend work.

A large corporation migrating legacy systems to a new platform uses the skill for schedule management across multiple teams. They track modules representing different system components, use milestone countdowns for critical deadlines, and perform risk analysis by flagging weeks with overloaded backend capacity or dependencies on unready APIs.

An e-commerce company planning quarterly feature releases uses the skill to manage modules for new shopping cart features, payment integrations, and inventory management updates. They update module statuses as work progresses, link OpenSpec changes to track code deployments, and use the review command to display progress by phase with visual indicators (V, *, o, -).

A SaaS company uses the skill to manage their continuous development cycle across multiple projects. They bootstrap new schedule YAML files for each project, track modules from planning through completion, and use the sync-yunxiao command to push unlinked modules to their task management system, ensuring alignment between schedule data and work items.

Companies offer the skill as part of a project management SaaS platform with monthly or annual subscriptions. Revenue comes from tiered pricing based on features like advanced analytics, integration with tools like Yunxiao, and team size. Additional services include custom schedule templates and priority support.

The skill is licensed to large enterprises for internal use across departments, with pricing based on number of users or projects. Revenue includes upfront licensing fees, annual maintenance contracts, and customization services for integrating with existing systems like OpenSpec and Yunxiao.

A free version offers basic schedule tracking and module updates, while premium features like risk analysis, milestone countdowns, and Yunxiao sync are paid. Revenue is generated through upgrades, with additional income from training workshops and consulting for optimizing schedule management workflows.