user-stories

To convert a PRD into structured user stories, input your feature specs and the tool generates domain-focused stories with acceptance criteria. It organizes requirements by domain and sub-feature, applying stable US- numbering for easy tracking.

Domain-based user story generation works by parsing your input descriptions and categorizing them into specific domains. It maintains a domain index and applies consistent US-{DOMAIN}-{NNN} naming to keep stories discoverable for cross-team alignment.

Yes, you can generate user stories from verbal descriptions or exploratory findings. The tool processes any unstructured input, applying acceptance criteria templates and domain-based naming to accelerate product planning.

The best way to organize user stories by sub-feature is using a structured Domain/Index format. This approach maintains a domain index for quick navigation and uses consistent numbering per sub-feature to track scope effectively.

No specific format is required to generate acceptance criteria for agile requirements. You can provide PRDs, specs, or verbal descriptions, and the tool applies standardized acceptance criteria templates to structure them.

You should not use automated user story generation when requirements are highly abstract or lack sufficient detail. The tool relies on input descriptions to generate domain-focused stories, so unclear inputs may yield incomplete acceptance criteria.