refine-scope

To refine epics and stories, you process human feedback to identify unclear or missing acceptance criteria. This gap analysis adjusts the scope and structure of your discovery artefacts, producing updated files with specific, verifiable criteria.

Fixing incomplete discovery plans requires iteratively refining them by addressing specific feedback items and detected gaps. The skill operates directly on existing artefact files to adjust scope boundaries, ensuring the updated plan is complete and unambiguous.

Yes, you can revise untestable acceptance criteria in existing story artefacts. By processing human feedback, the skill identifies missing or unclear criteria and restructures the story to ensure all acceptance criteria are clear, specific, and verifiable.

No external dependencies are required to refine scope artefacts. The skill operates directly on existing artefact files and memory contexts, processing the internal structure of plans, epics, and stories to output updated discovery artefacts without format restrictions.

Iterative scope refinement is not suitable when discovery artefacts lack existing structural foundations or when human feedback is entirely absent. The process relies on identifying gaps within current plans, epics, or stories, so it cannot refine non-existent or undefined initial drafts.