v2-schema-reference

Define v2.0 schema fields and constraints for epics, stories, and tasks.

Updated Apr 9, 2026
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Skill: v2-schema-reference
Source: https://github.com/productengineered/parsely/tree/main/.claude/skills/workflow/v2-schema-reference
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/productengineered/parsely --skill v2-schema-reference-productengineered

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Inconsistent metadata across epics, stories, and tasks leads to validation errors and miscommunication across teams. This reference provides a single source of truth for v2.0 fields and constraints.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defines required fields and data types for task, story, and epic records.
  • Documents constraints, relationships, and best practices to support validation and tooling.
  • Serves as onboarding and documentation material for teams adopting the v2.0 schema.

Quick Start

Start by consulting the v2.0 schema reference to ensure your metadata definitions for epics, stories, and tasks meet the required fields and constraints.

Frequently Asked Questions about v2-schema-reference

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What fields are required for task metadata validation in the v2.0 schema?

The v2.0 schema defines required fields, data types, and constraints for epics, stories, and tasks. It specifies both mandatory and optional fields for each item type to ensure consistent metadata structure and prevent validation errors across project workflows.

How do I validate epic and story metadata against the v2.0 schema?

You validate epic and story metadata by checking your records against the v2.0 schema reference, which specifies required fields, data types, and constraints for each item type. This ensures consistent metadata structure and prevents validation errors across teams.

Why does my task metadata fail validation when creating new epics and stories?

Task metadata validation fails when records do not meet the required fields, data types, or constraints defined in the v2.0 schema. Inconsistent metadata across epics, stories, and tasks leads to validation errors and miscommunication across teams.

Can I use the v2.0 schema reference for onboarding teams to task metadata standards?

Yes, the v2.0 schema reference serves as onboarding and documentation material for teams adopting the schema. It documents constraints, relationships, and best practices to support validation and tooling for epics, stories, and tasks.

What is the best way to ensure consistent metadata structure across project workflows?

The best way to ensure consistent metadata structure is to apply the canonical v2.0 schema reference across project workflows that create or validate metadata. This defines required and optional fields, types, and constraints for each item type.