risk prompts
15 prompts tagged risk, drawn from 5 categories. All free to copy, and all editable once they are in your own library.
π Code review & debuggingπ€ CRM & sales opsπ Data & SQLπΊοΈ Product & planningβοΈ Thinking & decisions
- Is this migration safe to run?Before running a schema change against real data.Longπ Code review & debugging
- Plan for touching legacy codeYou need to change something nobody understands and there are no tests.Longπ Code review & debugging
- What breaks if I delete this?Code that looks dead but you don't trust the search results.Shortπ Code review & debugging
- What could kill this dealBefore a forecast call, on the deal you keep saying is fine.Longπ€ CRM & sales ops
- Write a safe migration for this changeChanging a schema that live code is already reading and writing.Longπ Data & SQL
- Find the riskiest assumptionBefore committing a quarter to a plan that rests on something untested.LongπΊοΈ Product & planning
- Estimate effort as ranges, not single numbersSomeone wants a date and you only honestly have a spread.LongπΊοΈ Product & planning
- Run a go / no-go checklistThe day before launch, when everyone assumes someone else checked.LongπΊοΈ Product & planning
- Riskiest assumption hereA plan that depends on something nobody has checked.ShortπΊοΈ Product & planning
- Run a pre-mortem on this planBefore committing to a plan that people are already enthusiastic about.LongβοΈ Thinking & decisions
- Is this reversible or not?Deciding how much deliberation a decision actually deserves.LongβοΈ Thinking & decisions
- Break this into smaller betsA big commitment that could be a sequence of cheaper ones.LongβοΈ Thinking & decisions
- Is this reversible?Working out how much deliberation a decision deserves.ShortβοΈ Thinking & decisions
- What is the worst case?Anxiety about a decision you have not actually sized.ShortβοΈ Thinking & decisions
- Quick pre-mortemA plan you are about to commit to properly.MediumβοΈ Thinking & decisions
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