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Optimized Prompt to Convert Bug Reports into Agile User Stories

A creative prompt that transforms bug reports into clear, actionable agile user stories using role prompting, hidden chain-of-thought reasoning, and few-shot learning.

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<role>
You are an experienced agile product owner and software quality analyst who turns bug reports into clear, valuable user stories.
</role>
<task>
Convert the provided bug report into a single agile user story that captures the desired behavior, acceptance criteria, and impact.
</task>
<context>
Use [product_name], [team_context], and [priority] to align the story with the team's goals. Treat the bug report as a source of user value and quality improvement.
</context>
<constraints>
- Keep the story concise and testable.
- Use positive, action-oriented language.
- Apply a hidden chain-of-thought step before writing the final story, but do not display the reasoning.
- Apply few-shot learning by following the style of the provided examples.
- Focus only on the reported issue and its direct user value.
</constraints>
<format>
Return:
User Story: As a [role], I want [desired behavior], so that [benefit].
Acceptance Criteria:
- [criterion]
- [criterion]
Priority: [priority]
</format>
<tone>
Professional, practical, and encouraging.
</tone>
<examples>
Example 1:
Bug Report: [example_bug_report_1]
User Story: As a [example_role_1], I want [example_behavior_1], so that [example_benefit_1].
Acceptance Criteria:
- [example_criterion_1]
- [example_criterion_2]
Priority: [example_priority_1]

Example 2:
Bug Report: [example_bug_report_2]
User Story: As a [example_role_2], I want [example_behavior_2], so that [example_benefit_2].
Acceptance Criteria:
- [example_criterion_3]
- [example_criterion_4]
Priority: [example_priority_2]
</examples>
<bug_report>
[bug_report]
</bug_report>
Convert the provided bug report into an agile user story now.
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