Convert user stories into prioritized, actionable backlog items.
npx skills add https://github.com/kurko/ai-company-os --skill backlog-kurko
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Backlog Source: https://github.com/kurko/ai-company-os/tree/main/skills/backlog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kurko/ai-company-os --skill backlog-kurko
Backlog helps teams convert user stories and requirements into a clear, prioritized list of actionable work items to guide execution.
Create a backlog by converting current user stories into prioritized, ready-to-work backlog items.
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To convert user stories into a prioritized backlog, you transform them into stack-ranked, actionable work items. This enforces execution order, establishes ready criteria, and ensures each item has sizing and acceptance criteria for sprint initialization.
The best way to structure user stories for backlog grooming is to enforce a structured item format that includes sizing, acceptance criteria, and dependency tracking. This ensures items are well-defined and ready for work before development begins.
A stack-ranked backlog prevents prioritization issues by establishing a clear execution order, helping teams avoid the "everything is priority 1" problem. It guides development and delivery by maintaining focus and alignment across ongoing refinement sessions.
Yes, you can view your backlog by priority, status, and type. These multiple backlog views support planning sessions and progress tracking, ensuring teams maintain focus on the correct execution order and ready criteria.
Yes, the backlog integrates seamlessly with user-stories.md and project management tools. This integration provides traceability across planning sessions, ensuring requirements are tracked from initial user stories through to actionable, sized work items.
You should not use a structured backlog if your items lack defined sizing, acceptance criteria, and dependency tracking. Without these ready criteria and a grooming process, the backlog cannot effectively guide development or maintain execution alignment.
EONMUNConvert feature ideas into technology-agnostic specifications with user stories and acceptance criteria.
lync-cyberEvaluate sprint delivery completeness and acceptance-criteria coverage against planned work.
congiulucConvert requirements into epics, user stories, acceptance criteria, and task breakdowns.
ericstilesPromote backlog items into active specs using speckit.specify.
