elaboration-upsert-user-story

To create structured user stories in markdown, you draft work items using standardized templates that apply frontmatter schemas, point estimation rules, and discovery directory conventions. This ensures feature requests capture goals, technical context, and risks consistently.

Checking for duplicate backlog items involves researching existing discovery entries to detect overlapping work, linking related tickets, and preparing the refined work for upcoming backlog refinement sessions.

Yes, you can draft epics, bugs, tasks, and user stories using MindNova markdown templates. These templates ensure every work item includes necessary frontmatter metadata, success criteria, and backlog placement details.

Preparing a backlog discovery item requires using markdown templates to define goals, apply point estimation rules, link related artifacts, and format the ticket according to frontmatter schema conventions for refinement readiness.

Yes, creating work items requires strict adherence to MindNova frontmatter schemas and discovery directory conventions to maintain backlog hygiene, ensure proper metadata structuring, and support duplicate detection workflows.