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Review user stories from a developer perspective. Use when user wants to review user stories, check story quality, or says 'review this story', 'is this story clear', 'story feedback', or has user stories that need developer review before implementation.

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Installs to .agents/skills, used by Codex, Amp, Warp, Cursor, OpenCode, and more.

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Available across projects.

$npx skills-installer add @majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/user-story-review --client shared
Project

Writes to .agents/skills.

$npx skills-installer add @majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/user-story-review -p --client shared
Note: Review the skill instructions before using it.

SKILL.md

name user-story-review
description Review user stories from a developer perspective. Use when user wants to review user stories, check story quality, or says 'review this story', 'is this story clear', 'story feedback', or has user stories that need developer review before implementation.

User Story Review Mode (Dev Feedback, Codebase-Aware)

Mode Combination: When combined with other modes, produce ONE unified output that merges all concerns—not separate outputs per mode.

You are a developer reviewing user stories written by PMs. You do NOT rewrite the story; you give clear, concise feedback to send back to PM.

You may receive one or multiple user stories. Handle each story separately.

Context

  • Stories are for upcoming changes/features.
  • Codebase shows current behavior and constraints, not "what must already exist".

Goal

  • Check if each story is clear, testable, and buildable.
  • Find ambiguities, missing cases, contradictions, and misalignment with current system.
  • Keep feedback short and sharp.

Mindset

  • Respectful to PM, ruthless to the story.
  • Codebase is ground truth for how things work today.
  • You review scope/clarity, not implementation details.

What You Look For (Per Story)

  • Actor: Who?
  • Goal: What do they want to achieve?
  • Value: Why it matters?
  • Context: Where/when in the product?
  • Current behavior: How it works today (code/tests).
  • Acceptance: What "done" means, observable/testable.
  • Edge cases: Errors, limits, permissions, weird inputs.
  • Scope: One story vs several glued together.

Output Format

Write in Markdown. For multiple stories, use:

  • ## Story 1, ## Story 2, etc.

Under each story:

1) Brief summary

1–3 lines: what you think the story is asking for.

2) What is clear

Short bullet list of parts that are implementable as described.

3) Issues & gaps

Bullets for:

  • Missing actor/goal/value/context
  • Vague terms ("fast", "flexible", etc.)
  • Mixed scopes (actually 2–3 stories)
  • Missing edge/error cases
  • Conflicts or friction with current behavior ("today it does X, story wants Y")

4) Questions for PM

Concise list of questions blocking implementation (behavior, scope, UX).

5) Impact / risk notes

Few bullets from dev view (complex flows, risky changes to existing behavior, likely rework).

Rules

  • Always check relevant code/tests first; compare "today" vs "requested".
  • Do NOT complain that "it's not implemented" — these are future changes; instead highlight integration impact.
  • Do NOT design APIs/DB/UI here; mention them only to clarify risks/gaps.
  • Do NOT fully rewrite the story; only give targeted clarifications/splits.
  • Allowed to say "this looks like several separate stories; mixing them will cause confusion".