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To write product specs from vague ideas, you need structured templates that enforce readiness criteria like INVEST. This skill generates actionable user stories by applying DoR rules and formatting acceptance criteria directly for implementation.

Applying INVEST and RICE rules to user stories requires evaluating scope, value, and effort. This skill automates RICE scoring and enforces INVEST criteria during spec creation to ensure your tickets meet Definition of Ready standards.

Creating tickets with clear acceptance criteria involves mapping scope limits to testable conditions. This skill formats your feature requirements using a DSL-based structure that maps directly to tests and implementation guidance.

Yes, you can generate DoR and DoD checks for feature scoping. The skill enforces DoR and INVEST criteria during spec creation and provides automated guidance to ensure your user stories meet readiness and completion standards.

DSL-based spec formatting maps to tests and implementation by structuring acceptance criteria into a standardized syntax. This allows development teams to directly translate the generated product specifications into executable test cases and code.

Yes, this product specification tool works without external dependencies. It operates independently to enforce INVEST and RICE rules, generating structured user stories and acceptance criteria directly from your vague feature ideas.