user-story-planner

To break down a user story, you provide a standard 'As a..., I want..., So that...' format, and the tool decomposes it into atomic development tasks with explicit dependencies and verifiable acceptance criteria.

The maximum number of tasks allowed when decomposing a user story is seven, ensuring a structured breakdown with clear scope, explicit dependencies, and objective 'done' criteria to prevent vague work.

Acceptance criteria are added automatically through a task-by-task template that defines the objective, scope, and verifiable completion checks for each atomic task during user story decomposition.

Yes, agile workflow task planning here requires explicit dependencies for each story, enforcing a maximum of seven atomic tasks with clearly defined 'done' criteria to guide implementation and review.

The best way to structure task planning is using a phase-based decomposition that templates each atomic task with its objective, scope, and 'done' criteria, presenting them in a reviewable and executable order.