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isai-story-builder

Build and email ISAI sprint stories using the firm's standard story template. Use when asked to create, format, or email a sprint story, work item, or task for the ISAI team. Handles single stories or multi-story sprints. Fields include Story Title, Work Type, Description, Business Unit, Business Owner, Technical Owner, Platform, Hosting Model, Scope, Out of Scope, Assumptions, Dependencies, Data Classification, AI Model Involved, Vendor Risk Reviewed, Story Points, and Definition of Done. Triggers on phrases like "create a story", "build a sprint story", "write a work item", "format a story", "email a story", or any request to produce an ISAI-formatted story or task.

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ISAI Story Builder

Produce correctly formatted ISAI sprint stories and optionally email them via msmtp.

Template Reference

See references/story-template.md for the full field reference, example story, and email format.

Template Fields

Jira Story Title:
Description:
Implementation:
Definition of Done (DOD):
Story Points:
Operations Readiness:
  - Will there be Operations Training?
  - Should an Operations Story be created?
  - Will Operations support the Completed Product?
Optional Notes:

See references/story-template.md for full field guidance and a complete example.

Workflow

1. Gather Inputs

Collect from the user (or infer from context):

Required: Jira Story Title, Description
Recommended: Implementation steps, Definition of Done, Story Points
Always include: Operations Readiness — all three questions must be answered or marked TBD
Optional Notes: use for dependencies, data classification, AI model involvement, risks, assumptions

If the user provides a rough description, extract and structure the fields. Do not ask for fields that can be reasonably inferred.

2. Build the Story

Use the exact field order from the template. Format as plain text with field labels followed by values. Lists use - item bullets.

For multiple stories, build each in sequence and clearly separate them (Story 1 of N, etc.).

3. Show Before Sending

Always display the formatted story before emailing. Confirm the user is satisfied.

4. Email (if requested)

Use msmtp (config at ~/.msmtprc):

printf "From: openclaw@isms-cloud.com\nTo: <recipient>\nSubject: [ISAI Story] <Title>\n\n<body>" | msmtp <recipient>

Default sender: openclaw@isms-cloud.com Ask the user for recipients if not specified.

Story Points Guide

Points	Effort
1–2	Small — communication, simple report
3	Medium — analysis + output
5	Large — multi-step, stakeholder coordination
8–13	Epic-sized — break into smaller stories

Definition of Done Defaults

Reporting / Operations:

Analysis completed using latest data
Output reviewed and approved
Delivered to intended audience
Feedback captured and documented
Action items tracked and assigned
Artifacts stored in governance repository

Communication:

Drafted and reviewed
Sent to all intended recipients
Delivery confirmed

Development:

Built and tested
Reviewed and merged
Documentation updated
Stakeholder sign-off obtained

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isai-story-builder

description

ISAI Story Builder

Produce correctly formatted ISAI sprint stories and optionally email them via msmtp.

Template Reference

See references/story-template.md for the full field reference, example story, and email format.

Template Fields

Jira Story Title:
Description:
Implementation:
Definition of Done (DOD):
Story Points:
Operations Readiness:
  - Will there be Operations Training?
  - Should an Operations Story be created?
  - Will Operations support the Completed Product?
Optional Notes:

See references/story-template.md for full field guidance and a complete example.

Workflow

1. Gather Inputs

Collect from the user (or infer from context):

Required: Jira Story Title, Description
Recommended: Implementation steps, Definition of Done, Story Points
Always include: Operations Readiness — all three questions must be answered or marked TBD
Optional Notes: use for dependencies, data classification, AI model involvement, risks, assumptions

If the user provides a rough description, extract and structure the fields. Do not ask for fields that can be reasonably inferred.

2. Build the Story

Use the exact field order from the template. Format as plain text with field labels followed by values. Lists use - item bullets.

For multiple stories, build each in sequence and clearly separate them (Story 1 of N, etc.).

3. Show Before Sending

Always display the formatted story before emailing. Confirm the user is satisfied.

4. Email (if requested)

Use msmtp (config at ~/.msmtprc):

printf "From: openclaw@isms-cloud.com\nTo: <recipient>\nSubject: [ISAI Story] <Title>\n\n<body>" | msmtp <recipient>

Default sender: openclaw@isms-cloud.com Ask the user for recipients if not specified.

Story Points Guide

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1–2	Small — communication, simple report
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5	Large — multi-step, stakeholder coordination
8–13	Epic-sized — break into smaller stories

Definition of Done Defaults

Reporting / Operations:

Analysis completed using latest data
Output reviewed and approved
Delivered to intended audience
Feedback captured and documented
Action items tracked and assigned
Artifacts stored in governance repository

Communication:

Drafted and reviewed
Sent to all intended recipients
Delivery confirmed

Development:

Built and tested
Reviewed and merged
Documentation updated
Stakeholder sign-off obtained