gen-jira

To convert functional and technical specs into Jira stories, place analysis.md, funcspec.md, and techspec.md in your project directory. The system translates them into a structured Epic and Story hierarchy with traceability, outputting a single jira-stories.md file.

Mapping technical design requirements like API-001 to Jira epics and stories involves referencing techspec sections directly within the generated story context. This creates deep technical traceability and includes dual acceptance criteria aligned to both functional and technical specifications.

Yes, you can generate migration and cutover stories from a technical specification. The process identifies functional and technical requirements to produce a structured Epic and Story hierarchy, explicitly including migration/cutover storytelling and inter-story dependencies for realistic roadmaps.

The best way to maintain traceability between legacy files and new Jira tickets is to generate a reverse-index mapping. The output jira-stories.md includes a traceability header, fingerprint validation reminder, and a reverse-index mapping of legacy files to stories to enable drift detection.

Generating Jira stories from specs does not require a specific input sprint structure, but the output includes a sprint breakdown. This breakdown, along with inter-story dependencies and dual acceptance criteria, is produced automatically to enable project governance and realistic roadmap planning.

Spec-to-jira generation is used for software modernization projects to accelerate planning and ensure traceability across documentation. It translates complex functional and technical specifications into ready-to-ship epics and stories, complete with migration plans and drift detection artifacts.