Talk was given at QueryCon 2018. Osquery is a tool that a majority of large tech companies use to manage their entire fleet of computers. It’s an open-source tool, meaning its development is controlled by a volunteer community of developers. How do we best prioritize features for a tool that’s so embedded in a diverse set of powerful companies, yet is controlled by a decentralized community? This talk proposes identifying Super Features that will most effectively move the tool and its community forward.