Blueprint

Validate requirements before a single line of code is written.

The Problem

Requirements written without engineering validation produce unbuildable stories, missing acceptance criteria, and scope that expands mid-sprint. QA finds gaps after development - the most expensive moment to find them.

What It Does

Transforms a feature idea into a validated, dependency-sequenced backlog:

INVEST-scored user stories
Gherkin acceptance criteria
Flow gap analysis
Dependency-sequenced backlog ready for sprint

QA Lead agent validates all criteria before development begins.

Try It

activate nablr
Set agent to product_manager. Create requirements for [feature name]

Then validate before coding starts:

Set agent to qa_lead. Validate the requirements for testability

Full sequence:

Set agent to product_manager. Write requirements with AC for user authentication
Set agent to qa_lead. Validate AC testability and flag ambiguities
Set agent to architect. Design the system for user authentication

Expected Output

docs/requirements/STORY-XXX.md - user story with Gherkin AC
AC validation report - pass/fail per criterion
Dependency-sequenced backlog

Who This Is For

Product teams using AI to write tickets no one can build from
PMs at high-velocity startups
Delivery leads managing distributed or AI-assisted teams

Provide the feature name and one sentence of context upfront. The more specific the brief, the tighter the AC generated.

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