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@pavp/storywright

v1.13.0

Published

PM Skills pack for Claude Code — turn ambiguous inputs (prompts, screenshots, Figma links) into Jira-ready user stories.

Readme

storywright

npm CI License

PM skills for Claude Code that turn ambiguous inputs — vague prompts, half-baked stories, screenshots, Figma links — into Jira-ready user stories with acceptance criteria, edge cases, risks, analytics, and Definition of Done.

Inspired by deanpeters/Product-Manager-Skills (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Clean-room MIT rewrite — no copied content. Frontmatter shape, body skeleton, and splitting-pattern selection draw on patterns from that repo; prose, component taxonomy, dual-format output, and risk model are this repo's own. Release pipeline modeled on pavp/wavefront. Methodological credit: Bill Wake (INVEST, 2003), Mike Cohn (User Stories Applied, 2004), Dan North (BDD / Given-When-Then), Richard Lawrence & Peter Green (Humanizing Work splitting patterns).

What it is

A skills pack for Claude Code, not a runtime. No LLM inside. Skills are Markdown files that Claude Code reads as instructions. The npm package is a thin installer that copies them to ~/.claude/skills/storywright/.

Install

npm install -g @pavp/storywright
storywright install

Restart Claude Code so the skills are picked up.

Alternatives:

  • Git clone + symlink for contributors:
    git clone [email protected]:pavp/storywright.git
    cd storywright
    ln -s "$(pwd)/skills" ~/.claude/skills/storywright
  • ZIP upload to claude.ai:
    storywright zip story-generate
    # → dist/story-generate.zip — upload via Claude.ai UI

Use

In Claude Code:

generate a user story: Permitir login con Google
refine this story:
<paste a half-baked story>
generate stories from this Figma: https://www.figma.com/file/…
this story is too big, split it:
<paste a story that visibly mixes flows>

Outputs always include both story.jira-wiki.md (Jira wiki markup) and story.standard.md (CommonMark).

Skills

Top-level

| Skill | When to use | |---|---| | story-generate | Ambiguous prompt, screenshot, or fresh story request | | story-refine | Existing story that's incomplete or weakly specified | | story-split | Story that fails INVEST on I / E / S — too big | | story-from-figma | Figma file or frame URL → one or more stories |

Components (composed by the top-level skills)

  • clarification-questions — minimum critical questions
  • acceptance-criteria — Given/When/Then ACs
  • invest-checklist — INVEST self-check with verdict
  • definition-of-done — DoD checkbox block
  • business-rules — policy invariants
  • edge-cases — boundary/network/concurrency/permission/state
  • analytics-events — funnel events with payload taxonomy
  • risks-and-dependencies — risks + blocking deps
  • jira-wiki-formatter — dual-format renderer

Multimodal

| Input | Runtime | Notes | |---|---|---| | Text | Native | Always available | | Images (PNG/JPG) | Claude vision | Drop file into chat | | Figma links | MCP Figma server | See skills/story-from-figma/mcp-figma-notes.md |

CLI

storywright install            # copy skills to ~/.claude/skills/storywright/
storywright list               # show available + installed skills
storywright validate           # lint skill files (frontmatter + structure)
storywright zip <skill-name>   # build a ZIP for Claude.ai upload
storywright uninstall          # remove from ~/.claude/skills/

Multi-provider stance

Skills are written in format-neutral Markdown with optional <claude-specific> XML blocks. Non-Claude LLMs ignore the XML; Claude reads it. No adapters shipped — downstream concern.

Releases

semantic-release + Conventional Commits + GitHub Actions + npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC). Push to main → bump → publish. Single latest channel for v1.

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT