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PR #826 Summary

Title: Feature/enhanced product planning
Author: jasonvanwyk
Status: Open (created 2025-10-27)
Base: main
Head: jasonvanwyk:feature/enhanced-product-planning

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  • Commits: 4
  • Files Changed: 1
  • Additions: +147
  • Deletions: 0
  • Comments: 0
  • Review Comments: 0

Mergeable Status

  • Mergeable: Yes
  • Mergeable State: blocked
  • Rebaseable: Yes

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high-level-product-plan.md (147 lines)

A comprehensive product planning checklist/guide covering 8 major areas:

  1. Product Architecture & Type

    • Application types (SaaS, Web, Desktop, Mobile, CLI, API, Embedded)
    • Client architecture (Thick, Thin, PWA, Hybrid)
    • Multi-platform considerations

  2. Technology Stack

    • Programming languages
    • Frameworks & libraries
    • Development tools

  3. Infrastructure & Deployment

    • Hosting strategy (Cloud providers, on-premises, hybrid)
    • Deployment architecture (Docker, K8s, CI/CD)
    • Environment management

  4. Data & Security

    • Data architecture (DB strategy, migrations, backups)
    • Security considerations (auth, encryption, auditing)

  5. User Experience & Access

    • User types & permissions
    • Access patterns (single/multi-user, multi-tenant)
    • Accessibility & compliance (WCAG, i18n)

  6. Scalability & Performance

    • Performance requirements (latency, throughput, uptime)
    • Resource management (caching, CDN)

  7. Business & Operational Considerations

    • Support & maintenance (SLAs, training)
    • Business model integration (pricing, analytics)
    • Risk management

  8. Development Process

    • Code management (version control, reviews)
    • Project management (methodologies, QA)

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This PR adds a single markdown document at the repository root containing a comprehensive product planning framework. The document appears to be a reference guide or checklist for product planning considerations across architecture, tech stack, infrastructure, security, UX, scalability, business operations, and development processes.

No existing files are modified; this is a pure documentation addition.