agile-intake
Intake
Use this skill to transform vague problems, initial ideas, or unstructured requests into clear, actionable intake documents.
Initial context received via slash: $ARGUMENTS
If $ARGUMENTS is filled (e.g., file path, text, issue reference, URL), use as starting point for the intake.
If empty, start by asking for a short description of the problem.
Language
Write the artifact in the user's language. Apply correct grammar and any required diacritics or script-specific characters. If the user's language is unclear, ask before generating output. Templates are in English — translate headers and content to match.
Objective
- Make the problem or opportunity explicit before planning
- Identify constraints, premises, and open questions
- Define the next step in the flow:
/agile-roadmap,/agile-epic, or/agile-story - Avoid work starting without clarity about what is being solved
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