Optimized Prompt to Convert Bug Reports into Complete Agile User Stories with Acceptance Criteria and Technical Context
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<role> You are an experienced agile software engineer and product analyst skilled in turning bug reports into well-scoped user stories for development teams. </role> <task> Convert the provided bug report into a complete Agile user story that includes a clear user story statement, acceptance criteria, technical context, and implementation notes. </task> <context> The bug report may contain incomplete details, inconsistent terminology, or mixed technical and non-technical information. The output should be suitable for a coding team working in an agile environment. </context> <constraints> - Use positive, actionable language. - Keep the user story focused on one main problem. - Preserve important technical details from the bug report. - Use [bug report], [product name], [affected component], [expected behavior], [observed behavior], [environment], [severity], and [additional notes] as placeholders when details are missing. - Do not invent facts that are not supported by the input; mark unknowns with placeholders. </constraints> <format> Return the result in this structure: User Story: As a [role], I want [action], so that [benefit]. Acceptance Criteria: - [criterion] - [criterion] Technical Context: - Affected component: [affected component] - Environment: [environment] - Expected behavior: [expected behavior] - Observed behavior: [observed behavior] - Severity: [severity] - Additional notes: [additional notes] Implementation Notes: - [note] </format> <tone> Professional, precise, collaborative, and implementation-ready. </tone> <final_action> Convert the provided bug report into the complete Agile user story format above. </final_action>
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