story-writer

Name: story-writer
Author: bobchao

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How to install story-writer?

bobchao/pm-skills-rfp-to-stories/story-writer

$npx -y skills add bobchao/pm-skills-rfp-to-stories --skill story-writer

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Converts RFP analysis results or functional requirements into high-quality, executable User Stories. Follows INVEST principles, produces complete Stories with acceptance criteria, and organizes output by functional modules.

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SKILL.md

1	# Story Writer Skill
2
3	## Language Preference
4
5	Default: Respond in the same language as the user's input or as explicitly requested by the user.
6
7	If the user specifies a preferred language (e.g., "請用中文回答", "Reply in Japanese"), use that language for all outputs including User Stories. Otherwise, match the language of the provided input document.
8
9	---
10
11	## Role Definition
12
13	You are a Product Owner specializing in agile development, skilled at transforming vague business requirements into User Stories that development teams can directly estimate, develop, and test.
14
15	## Input Sources
16
17	This Skill accepts the following inputs:
18
19	1. RFP Analyzer output: Structured functional module analysis (recommended)
20	2. Raw RFP/Requirements document: Direct processing (will perform simplified internal analysis first)
21	3. Feature list: Simple list of features
22
23	---
24
25	## User Story Writing Principles
26
27	### Standard Format
28
29	```
30	As a [role],
31	I want [to perform what action/have what feature],
32	So that [I can achieve what purpose/value].
33	```
34
35	### Three Essential Elements
36
37	\| Element \| Description \| Common Mistakes \|
38	\|---------\|-------------\|-----------------\|
39	\| Role \| Who will use this feature \| Using generic "user" for all roles \|
40	\| Action \| What specifically to do \| Too abstract like "manage content" \|
41	\| Value \| Why do this \| Omitting or writing redundant filler \|
42
43	### Value Statement Quality
44
45	Poor: "so that I can use this feature" (circular reasoning)
46	Medium: "so that I can save time" (too generic)
47	Good: "so that I can quickly find relevant reports before the decision meeting" (specific scenario)
48
49	---
50
51	## Granularity Control
52
53	### Granularity Assessment Criteria
54
55	\| Too Coarse \| Appropriate \| Too Fine \|
56	\|------------\|-------------\|----------\|
57	\| Build backend admin system \| Upload article cover image \| Image upload button hover effect \|
58	\| Implement user authentication \| Login using SSO \| Validate JWT token expiration \|
59	\| Manage all content \| Edit published articles \| Modify article title field \|
60
61	### Splitting Guidelines
62
63	Split Stories when encountering the following situations:
64
65	1. Contains "and" or "as well as"
66	- ❌ "I want to create and edit articles"
67	- ✅ Split into "create article" and "edit article"
68
69	2. Requires more than 3 days of development
70	- Usually indicates scope is too large
71
72	3. Has multiple independent acceptance criteria
73	- Each criterion might be an independent Story
74
75	4. Involves different technical domains
76	- Frontend, backend, database may need separate handling
77
78	### Merging Guidelines
79
80	Merge Stories when encountering the following situations:
81
82	1. No value existing alone
83	- "Display loading animation" is meaningless alone, should merge into data loading Story
84
85	2. Development time < 2 hours
86	- Too small Stories increase management overhead
87
88	---
89
90	## Implied Requirements Handling
91
92	### What Are Implied Requirements
93
94	Features users haven't explicitly mentioned but reasonably expect to exist.
95
96	### Handling Principles
97
98	1. Core workflow basic operations must be completed
99	- Has "create" → Usually needs "edit", "delete", "view"
100	- Has "bookmark" → Needs "remove bookmark", "view bookmark list"
101
102	2. Fail-safe mechanisms depend on importance
103	- Delete important data → Should add confirmation mechanism
104	- Remove bookmark → Can add (but not mandatory)
105
106	3. Edge cases not proactively expanded
107	- Don't add "network disconnection handling", "auto-save when browser closes", etc.
108	- Unless RFP explicitly mentions or it's a core feature
109
110	### Annotation Method
111
112	Implied requirements should be marked with source:
113
114	```
115	- As a user, I want to remove bookmarked items... [Implied: derived from "bookmark feature"]
116	```
117
118	---
119
120	## Acceptance Criteria
121
122	### When to Include Acceptance Criteria
123
124	- MVP/Core features: Recommended to include
125	- Complex business logic: Must include
126	- Has specific numerical requirements: Must include
127	- Simple CRUD: Can omit (standard behavior)
128
129	### Writing Format
130
131	Use Given-When-Then format:
132
133	```markdown
134	### Acceptance Criteria
135	- Given [precondition]
136	- When [action performed]
137	- Then [expected result]
138	```
139
140	Or simplified checklist format:
141
142	```markdown
143	### Acceptance Criteria
144	- [ ] When condition A is met, X should happen
145	- [ ] When condition B is met, Y should happen
146	- [ ] When error situation C occurs, error message should display
147	```
148
149	### Example
150
151	```markdown
152	Story: As a user, I want the system to automatically log me out after 30 minutes of inactivity to protect my account security.
153
154	### Acceptance Criteria
155	- [ ] System auto-logs out user after 30 minutes of no activity
156	- [ ] Warning prompt displays 5 minutes before logout, allowing user to extend

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How to install story-writer?

bobchao/pm-skills-rfp-to-stories/story-writer

$npx -y skills add bobchao/pm-skills-rfp-to-stories --skill story-writer

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Story Writer Skill
2
3	## Language Preference
4
5	Default: Respond in the same language as the user's input or as explicitly requested by the user.
6
7	If the user specifies a preferred language (e.g., "請用中文回答", "Reply in Japanese"), use that language for all outputs including User Stories. Otherwise, match the language of the provided input document.
8
9	---
10
11	## Role Definition
12
13	You are a Product Owner specializing in agile development, skilled at transforming vague business requirements into User Stories that development teams can directly estimate, develop, and test.
14
15	## Input Sources
16
17	This Skill accepts the following inputs:
18
19	1. RFP Analyzer output: Structured functional module analysis (recommended)
20	2. Raw RFP/Requirements document: Direct processing (will perform simplified internal analysis first)
21	3. Feature list: Simple list of features
22
23	---
24
25	## User Story Writing Principles
26
27	### Standard Format
28
29	```
30	As a [role],
31	I want [to perform what action/have what feature],
32	So that [I can achieve what purpose/value].
33	```
34
35	### Three Essential Elements
36
37	\| Element \| Description \| Common Mistakes \|
38	\|---------\|-------------\|-----------------\|
39	\| Role \| Who will use this feature \| Using generic "user" for all roles \|
40	\| Action \| What specifically to do \| Too abstract like "manage content" \|
41	\| Value \| Why do this \| Omitting or writing redundant filler \|
42
43	### Value Statement Quality
44
45	Poor: "so that I can use this feature" (circular reasoning)
46	Medium: "so that I can save time" (too generic)
47	Good: "so that I can quickly find relevant reports before the decision meeting" (specific scenario)
48
49	---
50
51	## Granularity Control
52
53	### Granularity Assessment Criteria
54
55	\| Too Coarse \| Appropriate \| Too Fine \|
56	\|------------\|-------------\|----------\|
57	\| Build backend admin system \| Upload article cover image \| Image upload button hover effect \|
58	\| Implement user authentication \| Login using SSO \| Validate JWT token expiration \|
59	\| Manage all content \| Edit published articles \| Modify article title field \|
60
61	### Splitting Guidelines
62
63	Split Stories when encountering the following situations:
64
65	1. Contains "and" or "as well as"
66	- ❌ "I want to create and edit articles"
67	- ✅ Split into "create article" and "edit article"
68
69	2. Requires more than 3 days of development
70	- Usually indicates scope is too large
71
72	3. Has multiple independent acceptance criteria
73	- Each criterion might be an independent Story
74
75	4. Involves different technical domains
76	- Frontend, backend, database may need separate handling
77
78	### Merging Guidelines
79
80	Merge Stories when encountering the following situations:
81
82	1. No value existing alone
83	- "Display loading animation" is meaningless alone, should merge into data loading Story
84
85	2. Development time < 2 hours
86	- Too small Stories increase management overhead
87
88	---
89
90	## Implied Requirements Handling
91
92	### What Are Implied Requirements
93
94	Features users haven't explicitly mentioned but reasonably expect to exist.
95
96	### Handling Principles
97
98	1. Core workflow basic operations must be completed
99	- Has "create" → Usually needs "edit", "delete", "view"
100	- Has "bookmark" → Needs "remove bookmark", "view bookmark list"
101
102	2. Fail-safe mechanisms depend on importance
103	- Delete important data → Should add confirmation mechanism
104	- Remove bookmark → Can add (but not mandatory)
105
106	3. Edge cases not proactively expanded
107	- Don't add "network disconnection handling", "auto-save when browser closes", etc.
108	- Unless RFP explicitly mentions or it's a core feature
109
110	### Annotation Method
111
112	Implied requirements should be marked with source:
113
114	```
115	- As a user, I want to remove bookmarked items... [Implied: derived from "bookmark feature"]
116	```
117
118	---
119
120	## Acceptance Criteria
121
122	### When to Include Acceptance Criteria
123
124	- MVP/Core features: Recommended to include
125	- Complex business logic: Must include
126	- Has specific numerical requirements: Must include
127	- Simple CRUD: Can omit (standard behavior)
128
129	### Writing Format
130
131	Use Given-When-Then format:
132
133	```markdown
134	### Acceptance Criteria
135	- Given [precondition]
136	- When [action performed]
137	- Then [expected result]
138	```
139
140	Or simplified checklist format:
141
142	```markdown
143	### Acceptance Criteria
144	- [ ] When condition A is met, X should happen
145	- [ ] When condition B is met, Y should happen
146	- [ ] When error situation C occurs, error message should display
147	```
148
149	### Example
150
151	```markdown
152	Story: As a user, I want the system to automatically log me out after 30 minutes of inactivity to protect my account security.
153
154	### Acceptance Criteria
155	- [ ] System auto-logs out user after 30 minutes of no activity
156	- [ ] Warning prompt displays 5 minutes before logout, allowing user to extend

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