Grooming is the front door to a project. You describe the product; the business analyst agent elicits what’s missing and writes structured requirements rather than a wall of prose. You review and edit them like any other artefact.
Scopes
Scopes group requirements into deliverable slices, so a large brief can be cut into releases instead of landing as one undifferentiated pile. Assign requirements to a scope once they’re stable.
Personas
Personas capture who the software is for. They feed story generation, so the stories come out phrased around a real user rather than an abstract “user”.
Canvas
Canvas is a free-form space for mapping flows and sketching structure next to the formal artefacts — useful while a feature is still taking shape.
From requirements to a backlog
Approved requirements generate a backlog: epics first, then user stories under them. The agent can also review a requirement set and flag gaps before you commit to building it.
Generated stories land in Delivery → Backlog, where you groom them further and pull them into a sprint.