Here's the issue, though - no matter how violently we may agree on the downsides of traditional project management, opinionated tools are just ahead of their ti

Here's the issue, though - no matter how violently we may agree on the downsides of traditional project management, opinionated tools are just ahead of their time. The market is not at all ready to agree on what software workflow should look like. It just takes time for good techniques to propagate - this is such a young industry... So until there is stable consensus among everyone up to even late adopters about how software work should be managed, any opinion built into the tool will end up being an obstacle for users who are still yet to learn agility the hard way. The real value of an opinionated tool is the opinion itself. And that is something that has to be instilled first. Build a knowledge-base, a following, a community, then make the tool a companion piece.