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Decision worksheet

Choose the smallest credible developer-adoption next step.

Six questions to separate a genuine delivery need from a problem that needs more evidence first.

1.How clearly can you name the developer problem?

We have several theories and no shared diagnosis.We can name the journey stage or developer behavior that needs to change.

2.What evidence do you have?

Mostly anecdotes, opinions, or activity metrics.We have journey evidence, product signals, buyer feedback, or a repeatable pattern.

3.Is there a specific developer-facing launch deadline?

No defined launch is driving this decision.Yes, a product, API, SDK, or feature needs to land clearly.

4.How broad is the work if you moved forward?

One priority can be delivered in a defined sprint.Several connected changes span story, journey, assets, or measurement.

5.Can the team make the necessary decisions?

The owner, dependencies, or decision rights are unclear.An accountable owner and the necessary product, marketing, or engineering access exist.

6.What are you ready to commit now?

A lightweight internal review before asking anyone to deliver work.A defined, milestone-based intervention if it fits the evidence.

Your next step

Answer all six questions.

0 of 6 complete. This worksheet does not collect your answers or replace a real diagnosis.

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