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Slice 7: MVP Scope Decision
Status
Complete
Objective
Define one testable MVP release boundary, especially whether IBM Bob/watsonx integration is required for the initial release.
Dependencies
- Product-owner decisions
- Existing requirements, architecture, and task inventory
In Scope
- AI-in-MVP decision
- Required personas, workflows, deployment model, inclusions, exclusions, and acceptance criteria
- Reconciliation of conflicting requirement statements
Out of Scope
- Feature implementation and detailed post-MVP roadmap planning
Tasks
- Inventory ambiguous or conflicting MVP statements.
- Define minimum release workflows.
- Decide that AI is provider-neutral and post-MVP.
- Decide that every modeled authentication type is release-blocking.
- Confirm the six acceptance workflows in
MVP_SCOPE.md. - Convert the decisions into measurable release criteria.
- Update project state and dependent plans.
Acceptance Criteria
- One authoritative MVP definition exists without contradictory release requirements.
- AI has an explicit status and, if included, a bounded acceptance test.
- Every requirement maps to a slice and validation criterion.
- Deferred features are clearly labeled post-MVP.
- Slice 6 has a definitive release checklist.
Validation
- Requirements, architecture, tasks, and slices use consistent language.
- No open question can materially change MVP completion.
- The product owner approves the release boundary.
Risks and Open Questions
- AI ambiguity can invalidate estimates and acceptance late in development.
- Aspirational requirements can make the MVP impractically large.
- Scope reduction must not discard required security controls.
Progress Log
2026-07-18
- Removed IBM Bob/watsonx from MVP scope.
- Required all five modeled authentication modes.
- Approved six end-to-end acceptance workflows.
- Created
MVP_SCOPE.md.
Handoff
- Last completed: Product owner approved and documented the MVP scope.
- Next action: Use
MVP_SCOPE.mdto drive implementation and release acceptance. - Known blockers: None.