AI Assistant
The AI assistant helps you generate, refine, and expand spec content. It is available within spec pages to help Providers write requirements faster and more clearly.
Accessing the assistant
Section titled “Accessing the assistant”Open the AI assistant from the assistant icon in the spec editor toolbar. A panel opens alongside the editor where you can interact with the assistant.
What the assistant can do
Section titled “What the assistant can do”- Draft requirement text — describe a feature in plain language and the assistant generates structured requirement text
- Rewrite for clarity — paste existing requirements and ask the assistant to make them more precise or testable
- Generate acceptance criteria — from a high-level feature description, produce a list of testable conditions
- Summarise a spec page — get a concise overview of what a long spec page covers
- Expand a bullet point — turn a brief note into a fully fleshed-out requirement description
How to use it effectively
Section titled “How to use it effectively”The assistant works best when given specific context. Instead of “write a login requirement”, try “write a functional requirement for email and password login that includes error handling for incorrect credentials and account lockout after five failed attempts.”
The output is a starting point — always review and edit what the assistant generates before using it in a Client-facing spec.
What the assistant does not do
Section titled “What the assistant does not do”The assistant generates text. It does not:
- Approve or submit cards
- Access external systems or Jira
- Read project history or previous specs automatically
- Make decisions about scope or priority
Those decisions remain with your team.