story-readiness

Story readiness validation checks your story files for complete design documents, ADR references, testable acceptance criteria, and clear scope. This process ensures all required elements are in place to avoid mid-sprint design interruptions and ambiguity.

Story validation is the process of verifying that a story file contains all necessary components for development. You need it before starting work on a story to ensure GDD requirements, ADRs, and acceptance criteria are fully met and documented.

Yes, you can validate multiple story files simultaneously. The skill handles multiple story files at once or checks all stories in a sprint to verify their implementation readiness collectively.

Yes, design documentation and ADR files are required. The validation process ensures GDD requirements are met and references to ADRs are present, meaning these prerequisite documents must exist to successfully verify story readiness.

Run the validation process against your sprint stories to check for testable acceptance criteria. It scans all story files in the sprint to ensure every story has clear scope and defined acceptance criteria before implementation begins.