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CMMI-DEV Measurement and Analysis

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    Overview

    Draft CMMI-DEV Measurement and Analysis (MA) deliverables: measurement plan, analysis reports, and measurement repository structure for ML2.

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    Add your source materials to the project workspace, then activate the CMMI-DEV Measurement and Analysis skill. The agent will guide you through the process step by step.

    Example Conversation

    You: We need a measurement plan for our CMMI MA process area. We want to track effort, schedule variance, and defect density. Can you draft the plan and a sample analysis report structure?

    Agent: I’ll draft a Measurement Plan aligned to CMMI MA: measurement objectives (effort, schedule, quality); operational definitions for each measure; data collection (who, when, where); repository structure; and analysis/reporting schedule. I’ll also add a one-page analysis report template.

    You: Add a section on how we use the results for project monitoring.

    Agent: I’ve added “Use of results” โ€” how monthly analysis feeds into PMC status reviews and corrective action decisions. The plan is in measurement-plan.md and the report template in analysis-report-template.md.

    Sample Output Excerpt

    Excerpt from a Measurement Plan produced with this skill.


    2. Measures and operational definitions

    MeasureTypeDefinitionUnit
    Actual effortBaseLabor hours charged to the project per weekhours
    Schedule varianceDerived(Planned completion date โˆ’ Actual/Baseline completion date) for milestonesdays
    Defect densityDerivedDefects found in verification/validation รท size (e.g. story points or KLOC)defects/unit

    3. Data collection and storage

    • Actual effort: Collected weekly from timesheet system; stored in measurement repository with project ID, week, and phase.
    • Schedule variance: Computed at milestone completion; stored with milestone ID and date.
    • Defect density: Defects from defect tracking; size from backlog/source; computed per release or phase.

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