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To create an interactive story map, provide a JSON structure detailing your project, releases, epics, features, and stories. The tool validates this input and renders a self-contained HTML visualization with a summarized metrics panel.

Visualizing Epic Feature Story hierarchies is best handled by generating a visual map with release swimlanes and MoSCoW prioritization. This provides a clear view of dependencies, priorities, and release timelines at a glance.

Yes, the story map generator enforces allowed MoSCoW priorities. It validates input data during processing to ensure priorities conform to the defined structure before rendering the final HTML output.

Yes, you can use JSON to automate product requirement mapping. The workflow accepts JSON input describing your project scope and outputs a portable, self-contained HTML file suitable for offline sharing and printing.

Grouped release versions are displayed as release swimlanes in the visual story map. This layout organizes the Epic to Feature to Story hierarchy horizontally, allowing teams to track release timelines visually.