smithery/nicepkg

writing-user-stories

Use when an agent needs to write user stories for a project

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/nicepkg --skill writing-user-stories

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SKILL.md

Writing User Stories

Overview

Help Claude and subagents write properly formatted user stories for task definition.

Core principle: User stories are formulaic ways of expressing user requirements. They identify the perosna of the actor, what they want to do, and what benefit are they hoping to gain from their actions.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when:

  • You are asked to write a user story
  • You are asked to plan a feature

User Story Format

As a PERSONA I want to DESCRIPTIONOFACTION So that DESCRIPTIONOFBENEFIT.

Examples

As a non-technical stakeholder, I want to understand what changed in a release without reading code diffs so that I can communicate updates to customers effectively.

As a new user, I want to see examples of AI-generated code before connecting my repository so that I understand the value proposition before committing to integration.

As a home cook, I want to see that recipes have been tested by professional chefs so that I can know whether they are worth trying.