congiuluc/project-management
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Plan features, create user stories, define acceptance criteria, and break work into actionable tasks. Use when: planning a new feature, writing user stories, creating sprint tasks, defining acceptance criteria, estimating effort, or organizing a product backlog.
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Updated Apr 16, 2026
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SKILL.md
- name:
- project-management
- description:
- >-
- into actionable tasks. Use when:
- planning a new feature, writing user stories,
- argument-hint:
- Describe the feature or epic you want to plan.
Project Management — Feature Planning & User Stories
When to Use
- Planning a new feature or epic from requirements
- Writing user stories with acceptance criteria
- Breaking an epic into implementable tasks (frontend, backend, tests, docs)
- Estimating effort and defining a Definition of Done
- Organizing backlog items with priorities and dependencies
Official Documentation
- User Stories (Atlassian)
- Acceptance Criteria (ProductPlan)
- INVEST Principle
- GitHub Issues & Projects
- Definition of Done (Scrum.org)
Procedure
- Gather requirements — clarify scope, stakeholders, constraints
- Write the epic description with business goal — see epic template
- Break the epic into user stories following INVEST — see story template
- Define acceptance criteria for each story (Given/When/Then format)
- Decompose each story into tasks — see task breakdown
- Estimate using T-shirt sizes or story points
- Identify dependencies, risks, and blockers
- Review the sample feature plan
- Create GitHub Issues or project board cards from the plan
Definition of Done (Default)
A feature is done when all of the following are met:
- [ ] All user stories have passing acceptance tests
- [ ] Backend API endpoints implemented with tests
- [ ] Frontend UI implemented with tests
- [ ] Accessibility verified (WCAG 2.1 AA)
- [ ] Responsive on mobile, tablet, desktop
- [ ] API documentation updated (Swagger/OpenAPI)
- [ ] Code reviewed and approved
- [ ] No new lint/build warnings
- [ ] Deployed to staging and smoke-tested
Story Point Reference
| Points | Complexity | Example | |--------|-----------|---------| | 1 | Trivial | Fix a typo, update a label | | 2 | Simple | Add a new field to an existing form | | 3 | Moderate | New CRUD endpoint with validation | | 5 | Complex | New feature with frontend + backend + tests | | 8 | Large | Multi-step workflow with state management | | 13 | Epic-sized | Break this down further |
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