stateful user story logic compiler

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    Converts complex user stories into structured state machine logic with events, guards, and invariants.

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    stateful user story logic compiler

    Example session with this skill installed

    A user adds items to a cart. Once they click checkout, the cart is locked. If payment succeeds, it becomes an order. If it fails, the cart unlocks for editing.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the stateful user story
    • Generated the UI component
    {
  "states": ["editing", "locked", "order"],
  "events": ["checkout_click", "payment_success", "payment_fail"],
  "transitions": [
    {"from": "editing", "event": "checkout_click", "to": "locked"},
    {"from": "locked", "event": "payment_success", "to": "order"}
  ]
}

    stateful-user-story-logic-compiler.tsx

    TSX · React component

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    What you get

    Generate machine-readable FSM configurations from text stories.Identify logic gaps and conflicting state transitions early.Produce proof traces for behavioral validation and QA.Create structured specifications for event-driven systems.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Vague user stories lead to edge-case bugs and broken state management during implementation. Developers often struggle to translate messy requirements into precise, bug-free business logic for state machines.

    What it does

    • Identifies implicit and explicit states from plain-text user stories.
    • Extracts triggers, conditional guards, and valid transition paths.
    • Defines invariants to enforce global constraints and prevent illegal states.
    • Generates proof traces to validate logic consistency before writing code.
    • Outputs structured JSON or YAML for integration into workflow engines.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Writing state logic manually often misses hidden transitions or conflicting guards. This skill applies a formal structure that ensures every path is accounted for and every constraint is enforced, providing a machine-readable blueprint that is ready for implementation.

    Use cases

    • Designing finite state machine (FSM) configurations.
    • Specifying event-driven architecture workflows.
    • Modeling complex business processes for compliance and audit trails.
    • Generating test suites based on formal proof traces.

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