Requirements Generation Agent drafts requirements and acceptance criteria from a feature definition, its linked customer needs, and the evidence behind them.
"Improve customer onboarding" is useful for planning, not for building. Turning a feature into structured requirements takes time a small team never has, and the customer context usually gets lost along the way.
Every feature's requirements start from scratch.
Builders receive requirements without the customer statement that motivated them.
With AI-assisted engineers shipping faster, requirements can't be written fast enough by hand.
The agent uses the customer context you've already captured: the feature definition, the needs linked to it, and the evidence behind them. It drafts requirements and acceptance criteria as a starting point. The product owner keeps the decisions; the agent removes the blank page.
Generates requirements from the feature definition, its customer needs, and their evidence.
Drafts acceptance criteria alongside each requirement.
Requirements stay connected to the needs and evidence that justified them.
Drafts are reviewed and approved by your team before anything is built.
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