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Request for Change (RFC)

Title: [Title of your RFC]

Author(s):

  • Name 1 - [GitHub Profile Link]
  • Name 2 - [GitHub Profile Link]

Date:

  • [Date of submission]

Introduction

Provide a brief overview of the context and purpose of this RFC. Describe why this RFC is needed and what problem it addresses.


Objectives and Key Results (OKRs)

Objective 1: [Objective Title]

  • Key Result 1: [Description of key result]
  • Key Result 2: [Description of key result]
  • Key Result 3: [Description of key result]

Objective 2: [Objective Title]

  • Key Result 1: [Description of key result]
  • Key Result 2: [Description of key result]

Background

Provide background information related to the problem or feature being described. Include any previous discussions, decisions, or relevant data that supports the RFC.


Proposal

Outline your proposal in detail. This should include:

  • Description of the proposed solution or change
  • Technical requirements
  • Impact on existing systems or processes

Implementation Plan

  1. Step 1: [Description of what will be done]
  2. Step 2: [Description of what will be done]
  3. Step 3: [Description of what will be done]

Risks and Mitigation

Identify potential risks associated with implementing this RFC, along with suggestions for how to mitigate those risks.

Risk 1: [Description]

  • Mitigation Strategy: [Description]

Risk 2: [Description]

  • Mitigation Strategy: [Description]

Success Metrics

Define how success will be measured once this RFC is implemented. Use measurable criteria tied to the OKRs.

  • Metric 1: [Description]
  • Metric 2: [Description]

Conclusion

Summarize the key points made in the RFC and reiterate the importance of the proposed changes or features to the team's objectives.


Additional Notes

Include any other relevant information or considerations that may impact the proposal.


Acknowledgements

Here you can mention individuals or team members who contributed to the creation of this RFC.


References

  • Link to relevant documentation or resources.
  • Prior RFCs/studies that support the proposal.