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gantt-roadmap

Turn a plan or set of milestones into a timeline / Gantt chart. Use when asked to build a roadmap, schedule phases, show a project timeline, or visualize what happens when. Produces a ready-to-render Mermaid Gantt chart (renders live, exportable as PNG/SVG) — and, because it has real dates, the result also exports to a calendar (.ics) — plus notes on the critical path and risks.

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# Gantt / Roadmap Skill

A list of tasks doesn't show what runs in parallel, what blocks what, or where the crunch is. A Gantt chart
does. This skill turns a plan into a **Mermaid Gantt chart** with phases (sections), dated tasks, dependencies,
and milestones — a real schedule, not a wish list. Because the output carries real dates, the playground can
also export it straight to a calendar (`.ics`).

## Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:

- **The work** — phases and tasks to schedule.
- **Timing** — a start date, and durations or end dates (or relative ordering you can date from the start).
- **Dependencies** — what must finish before what can start.
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