April 16
Say goodbye to markdown coding! Our new Visual Text Editor makes formatting effortless and intuitive. Plus, AI is now built in—just hit the space key to generate text instantly!
Formatting options at your fingertips
Hit the “/” button to quickly access all the paragraph formatting options
Or simply select the part of your content you want to change and apply formatting via toolbar buttons
Attach an image by drag & drop
Use StoriesOnBoard AI directly in the text editor
Hit the space button to access the well-known AI Assistant. Write user stories or include acceptance criteria in the specification where your cursor is. Doesn’t like the result? Ask the AI to improve the result with your instructions!
Enhance your content with custom AI content
Ask StoriesOnBoard AI to add content to your specification by simply typing your need into the AI widget. Ask the AI to improve the text until you get the right description.
Hints about how to use the custom AI
💡 Clarify the user story’s purpose
“Explain why this user story is important to the user.”
“What problem does this story solve?”
💡 Add technical details
“Suggest what technical considerations should be mentioned here.”
“What edge cases should developers think about for this feature?”
💡 Include UI/UX considerations
“What are some good UI/UX practices for this feature?”
“Suggest ways to make this feature more user-friendly.”
💡 Identify potential risks or blockers
“What risks or dependencies should we watch for in this story?”
“What could prevent this from being implemented smoothly?”
💡 Get help writing documentation
“Write a short help doc or tooltip description for this feature.”
“Summarize this user story for end-user documentation.”
💡 Generate example scenarios
“Give real-life usage scenarios for this feature.”
“Describe how a user might interact with this in different situations.”
Add business value context
“What business value does this feature deliver?”
“How does this align with user needs or product goals?”
💡 Expand or break down user stories
“Break this story into smaller, more manageable tasks.”
“What are the subtasks or dependencies for this story?”