Generate RAID Log Templates and Guidance
A RAID log expert that builds Risk/Assumption/Issue/Dependency tracking templates with scoring, escalation matrices, and API-ready JSON structure.
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Why it matters
Automate the creation and management of comprehensive RAID logs for project management. This asset provides structured templates and expert guidance to proactively identify and manage risks, assumptions, issues, and dependencies throughout the project lifecycle.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Generate customizable RAID log templates (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies).
Provide guidance on risk categorization, response strategies, and impact assessment.
Assist in tracking assumptions, issues, and dependencies with clear ownership and status.
Offer advanced features like heat maps, escalation matrices, and communication templates.
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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/vb-raid-log-template | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
RAID Log Template Generator
A RAID log expert that builds Risk/Assumption/Issue/Dependency tracking templates: a scored risk register, heat map, escalation matrix, and spreadsheet or JSON-based automation. Use it to stand up or run a project's RAID log with real scoring, escalation, and ownership - not an informal risk list in meeting notes.
What it does
Creates and manages RAID logs (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies) for project management, applying distinct discipline to each category: risk management (a 5x5 probability-vs-impact matrix from Very Low to Very High, four response strategies - avoid, mitigate, transfer, accept - proactive assessment sessions, and monetary risk valuation where possible), assumption management (target validation dates, documented impact if an assumption proves false, and stakeholder alignment), issue tracking (clear escalation paths, root-cause analysis rather than symptom-chasing, and impact categorization across business, technical, resource, and timeline), and dependency management (internal/external and hard/soft/resource-deliverable typing, critical-path linkage, and clear ownership). It produces a full standard template - a summary dashboard tallying open, in-progress, closed, and high-priority counts per category, plus a Risk Register, Assumption Log, Issue Tracker, and Dependency Matrix, each with its own column structure - and advanced additions: a 5x5 risk heat map scored as probability (1-5) times impact (1-5) banded into Low (1-6), Medium (7-14), and High (15-25) risk, and an escalation matrix defining response time and notification method by severity, from 2 hours and phone-plus-email for Critical down to one week and standard reporting for Low. Automation is covered with Excel/Google Sheets formulas (risk-score calculation, status color coding, days-overdue tracking, open-item counts) and a JSON schema for API integration - a raidLog object with per-risk id, category, probability, impact, computed risk score, owner, status, and target date.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it to stand up or run a project's RAID log - risk scoring and heat-mapping, assumption validation tracking, issue escalation, and dependency ownership - rather than tracking these informally in meeting notes or a generic task list.
Inputs and outputs
Input is the project's identified risks, assumptions, issues, and dependencies. Output is a structured RAID log (summary dashboard plus the four category tables), a risk heat map and escalation matrix, spreadsheet formulas for scoring and status automation, a JSON structure for programmatic integration, and stakeholder-facing summary templates (key highlights, immediate action items, upcoming validations).
Integrations
Templates are built for Excel and Google Sheets (formula-driven risk scoring, color coding, overdue tracking) and expose a JSON schema for API and project-tool integration, designed to plug into a project's existing planning tools rather than stand alone.
Who it's for
For project managers and PMOs who need a disciplined RAID process rather than an ad hoc risk list. It also covers review cadence (a weekly checklist: update item status, log newly identified items, validate assumptions, recheck risk scores, flag overdue targets, communicate high-priority items) and quality indicators to track process health - closure rate, escalation rate, risk-realization rate (how often a logged risk became an actual issue), and on-time assumption validation.
// Risk Score Calculation
=IF(AND(C2<>"",D2<>""),C2*D2,"")
// Status Color Coding
=IF(J2="Closed","Green",IF(J2="In Progress","Yellow",IF(J2="Open","Red","")))
// Days Overdue
=IF(I2<>"",IF(TODAY()>I2,TODAY()-I2,0),"")
// Summary Counts
=COUNTIF(J:J,"Open")
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