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Each implementation difficulty describes the overall cost of implementing it to an acceptable bound:
4 / Intensive – The task is a sizeable project in its own right, and will need to be decomposed into smaller tasks. Unless it cannot be broken into separate requirements with differing priorities, it should be split so that its subtasks can be triaged more effectively.
3 / Significant – The task will require a significant amount of effort. Approximate time cost is on the scale of months.
2 / Standard – The task will require a typical amount of effort. Approximate time cost is on the scale of a week or two.
1 / Trivial – Work on this task is non-zero but not significant. It could be implemented in a day or less.
0 / No extra cost – Already implemented as part of other work.
Each status refers to the current condition of the task:
Proposed – The task is not queued for work.
Pending – The task will be completed as part of the current project plan, but has not yet been started.
Incomplete – The task has some progress towards it, but it is not complete.
Finished – The task is already complete, or is implemented to the extent that completion is trivial.
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