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Kenta Takeuchi
Kenta Takeuchi

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Created a Spec Repository

This article was originally published on bmf-tech.com.

I created a repository to organize and store original specifications and frameworks that I came up with.

Repository: spec-by-bmf-san

Background

In development and business improvement, there are often times when I feel that existing frameworks or methods could be improved. During such times, I wanted a place to properly document and keep the ideas and improvements I come up with, so I decided to set up a dedicated repository.

Currently Published Specifications

bmf Framework

This is a new framework devised to solve the issues of the classic KPT (Keep / Problem / Try) retrospective.

  • Build: By visualizing achievements first, it promotes positive retrospectives.
  • Miss: Allows for the open sharing of problems while ensuring a safe environment to choose focus areas later.
  • Focus: Replaces Try with Focus, emphasizing quality over quantity.

For details, please refer to the bmf Framework Specification.

Story Point Estimation Method Using the Cynefin Framework

This method combines the five domain classifications of the Cynefin framework for estimating story points.

By classifying the nature of tasks into "Simple", "Complicated", "Complex", "Chaotic", and "Aporetic", and applying suitable estimation methods and point standards for each, it achieves more accurate estimates.

For details, please refer to the Cynefin Story Point Method Specification.

Repository Features

  • Japanese and English Support: Each specification is provided in both Japanese and English.
  • Practical Content: Created based on results from actual trial and error in the field.
  • Continuous Improvement: Updated regularly based on results from actual use.

Future Plans

I plan to add new specifications as they are created.

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