preview

Generate simulated UI, API, architecture, data, and import artefacts from sprint backlog.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tjisousa/gensem --skill preview-tjisousa
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Skill: preview
Source: https://github.com/tjisousa/gensem/tree/main/gse-one/plugin/skills/preview
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tjisousa/gensem --skill preview-tjisousa

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Simulate planned artefacts before production to enable early validation of scope, design, and user experience.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Simulates UI, API, architecture, data, and import artefacts from the current sprint backlog for quick validation.
  • Provides both static previews and scaffolded UI previews where applicable to accelerate PRODUCE planning.
  • Aligns previews with .gse status, backlog, and design docs to improve traceability and decision-making.

Quick Start

Run the preview command for the current sprint to generate simulated artefacts and review the results in sprint documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions about preview

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I preview sprint artefacts before production?

Previewing sprint artefacts involves reading .gse/status.yaml and .gse/backlog.yaml to generate simulated UI, API, architecture, data, and import outputs for early scope and design validation.

How does simulating artefacts from backlog improve sprint planning?

Simulating artefacts from the backlog improves sprint planning by providing static previews and scaffolded UI outputs, enabling teams to validate user experience and design decisions early before full production development.

Can I generate UI scaffolds from the current sprint backlog?

Yes, you can generate UI scaffolds from the current sprint backlog. The tool applies design inputs and user profile guidance from .gse/profile.yaml to provide scaffolded UI previews where applicable for accelerated planning.

Do I need .gse configuration files to simulate sprint previews?

Yes, you need .gse configuration files to simulate sprint previews. The tool specifically reads status.yaml, backlog.yaml, and profile.yaml to align previews with current sprint status and external source guidance.

What is the best way to validate API and architecture design early?

The best way to validate API and architecture design early is to simulate planned artefacts from the sprint backlog, providing static descriptions that improve traceability and decision-making before production.