Actors, triggers, outcomes, risks — composed as typed cards in business language, grounded against your codebase, and handed to delivery without translation loss.
Typed cards replace ticket syntax. The people who know the requirement write it — no translator in the loop.
Cards can cite indexed evidence from the target application, so the scenario reflects the system as it is.
One click sends the finished scenario to Feature Studio with every card, guardrail, and version intact.
“The BAs stopped writing user stories about a system they'd never seen. They compose against the real one.”
Actor, Starting Context, Trigger, Expected Outcome, Risk, and Evidence — a shared vocabulary that both the business and the pipeline understand.
The core-cards ring tells you exactly what a scenario still needs before it can be marked ready — no half-baked handoffs.
Every risk card you write follows the feature into delivery as an explicit guardrail the generated code is checked against.
Drafts carry version history — v19 knows what changed since v12, and why. Scenario review works like code review.
Pick the target application and cards can cite its indexed evidence — screens, services, and decisions that already exist.
Mark ready and the scenario lands in Feature Studio as the seed of a governed spec — cards mapped, guardrails attached, receipt started.
Thirty minutes. Your stack. Bring one real feature request.