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Scopeout for planning

Give it a goal. Watch it work.

Give the canvas a north-star and the guardrails. It proposes the loops most likely to move the number, ranked by expected lift, and your team approves before anything runs.

Goal · this quarter

Grow paid conversion +10%

Guardrailrefunds ≤ 2%
Proposed loops5 · ranked by lift
Approve roadmap

Autonomy starts from an objective, not a symptom

Most tools wait for a drop. Scopeout starts from the goal and works backwards to the loops worth running.

A goal in a sentence

“Grow paid conversion 10% this quarter without hurting refunds” is the whole brief. The canvas reads your product model and proposes a roadmap.

Goal · this quarter

Grow paid conversion +10% this quarter

Guardrailrefunds ≤ 2%
Proposed loops5 · ranked by lift
Approve roadmap

Loops ranked by expected lift

Each proposed loop carries the evidence, the hypothesis, the expected lift and the cost. You approve, reorder or drop them.

Proposed loops · ranked by expected lift
Checkout · saved addresses+3.4%
Pricing · annual default+2.8%
Onboarding · connectors first+2.0%
Copy · pricing CTA+1.5%
Costshown per loop

Progress against the number

Monitor tracks the north-star and each loop’s contribution. The weekly digest says how far you are from the goal.

North-star · paid conversion vs goal
goal +10%so far +6.9%week 6 of 13

Built for planning

Roadmap · on the canvas
Checkoutshipped
Pricingtesting
Onboardingresearch
Copyqueued
Retentionqueued
Each blockowner · status · result

Roadmap on the canvas

Every loop is a block with its owner, status and result, not a slide.

Guardrails · set with the goal
Refund rate ≤ 2%
Support volume ≤ +10%
p95 latency ≤ 400 ms
Spend ≤ $500 per loop
Enforced onevery test and rollout

Guardrails as first-class

Refunds, support volume, latency and spend are set with the goal and enforced on every test.

Re-ranked · after the pricing test lost
Onboarding · connectors first+2.0%
Copy · pricing CTA+1.5%
Pricing · annual defaultlost · −0.3%
Updatedautomatically, with the evidence

Re-plan as you learn

When a loop wins or loses, the ranking updates and the next proposal reflects it.

Autonomy per step
Research
runs, then asks
Design
proposes
Build
opens PRs
Publish
waits for a person
Spend ceiling$500 per loop

Budget and autonomy dials

Set how much can run without approval and how much it can spend.

Start from a prompt.

Plan

“Grow paid conversion 10% this quarter without hurting refunds. Propose the roadmap.”

Run this when my batch opens →
Review

“How far are we from the Q4 goal, and which loop moved it most?”

Run this when my batch opens →
Re-plan

“The express-pay test lost. Re-rank the remaining loops.”

Run this when my batch opens →

Questions, answered.

Does it run the roadmap on its own?

Only after your team approves it, and only within the autonomy and spend dials you set.

What if we already have a roadmap?

Put it on the canvas. Scopeout scores it against the goal and proposes what to add or cut.

How does it estimate lift?

From your product model: past outcomes on your product, your segments and comparable patterns, with the confidence shown.

Stop running the business. Start directing it.

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