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About wwas

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wwas

Create product backlog items in Why-What-Acceptance format

wwas is an agent skill that writes product backlog items in the Why, What, Acceptance format. Each item gives the strategic reason for the work, the thing being built, and the acceptance criteria that show it is done, and the items are meant to be independent, valuable and testable. It is useful when writing backlog items, creating product increments, breaking a feature into work items, or passing strategic intent to a development team. You provide the product name, the feature, design links and key assumptions with their strategic context, and the skill writes the items. Keeping the why next to the what helps a team see when a piece of work no longer serves the goal. The skill is part of the pm-skills collection by phuryn and is listed on skills.sh as free.

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Price
Free
Made by
phuryn
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/phuryn/pm-skills/wwas