Readable hierarchy
Keep card titles concise and put detailed narratives where they belong without making the map unreadable.
AICreate scannable, structured backlog items in the context of the journey, rather than producing a long list that becomes obsolete in the chat window.
Every story has a place, a persona, a release, and a reason to exist.
Why it matters
StoriesOnBoard keeps strategic context understandable to people and available to the agents helping them plan and execute.
Keep card titles concise and put detailed narratives where they belong without making the map unreadable.
Slice the first release across the full happy path instead of completing one vertical silo.
Show what came from source material, what was inferred, and which foundation stories were added.
Each step adds context while keeping product decisions visible and reviewable.
Create a small set of high-level user goals that cover the product journey.
Express the concrete user actions that make the journey understandable at a glance.
Add specific, implementable stories and place them into meaningful releases.
It can generate product goals, user steps, user stories, personas, and release assignments from an idea, discovery brief, PRD, or existing product context.
It helps the AI understand the full user journey and place each story under the correct goal and step instead of producing disconnected tickets.
Yes. The result is a real StoriesOnBoard story map that teams can review, rearrange, slice into releases, and refine collaboratively.
Start with a rough idea, a PRD, or an existing map. Turn it into a product plan people and agents can use together.
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