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Checklist: the Story is Ready for Development

Paulo Caroli

17 Oct 2012 | Agile Culture

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Checklist, kanban, Ready for Dev, User Story

Here is a simple check list for verifying a Story is ready for development. 

  • I have considered the high level design change for this story
  • I know the code area which need to be modified / created for this story
  • I have thought and considered the flow changes introduced by this story
  • I have looked at the existing test automation for the current flow/behavior (as is)
  • I have thought and described how I will validate the flow/behavior changes introduced by this story (to be)
  • I understood all the current acceptance criteria (ACs) for this Story
  • I am happy with the current ACs for this Story  (I don’t see the need to create a new or remove any of the ACs for thÌs story)
  • I thought about it, and I believe this story should not be split into smaller pieces
  • I thought about it, and I believe this story should not be merged with another one

A missing checked item will trigger a Story huddle, and the story will not be considered ready for development.

Paulo Caroli

Paulo Caroli is an author, speaker, and consultant specializing in agile transformations, Lean Inception, and OKRs. With over 30 years of experience—including nearly a decade in Silicon Valley and 18 years at ThoughtWorks—he has helped organizations transition from project to product and from strategy to execution. Creator of the Lean Inception methodology and author of bestselling books like Lean Inception and Team OKR, Paulo is dedicated to empowering teams to align, validate, and deliver real business value.
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