Leveraging text generation for enhanced user story quality

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COEUR: COhesion and Exhaustiveness of User Stories Representations

User Stories are key artifacts in Requirement and Software Engineering. Despite their wide adoption, their writing in industrial contexts tends to diverge from the principles initially stated in Agile methodologies. In this context, sets of metrics such as INVEST or QUS emerged to qualify these items. In this paper, we...

Look Before You Prompt, and After: Scaffolding Human-AI Collaboration in Software Tutorial Creation

This work designed a tool called dBlocks with the following features: blocks to scope content, a context manager to edit context, and inline execution to verify code, and shows how human-centered design can guide the development of LLM-integrated tools.

From EventStorming Artifacts to User Stories: A Semi-Automated Requirements Extraction Approach

Requirements engineering is a critical phase of software development that directly affects project scope, cost, and quality. In software development companies, a requirements list is typically prepared before creating a commercial proposal and signing a contract. EventStorming workshops are widely used for requirements...

Towards Effective Generation of Interactive Visualizations with Vibe Coding: An Empirical Study

The findings provide the first systematic assessment of vibe coding for interactive visualization construction, revealing both its strengths and limitations, explaining the shift in developer labor and identifying the hybrid collaboration strategies participants adopted.

The Effects of Incremental Instruction Delivery on Language-Model Creative Writing

Large language models are increasingly used as interactive writing tools, where users develop stories, revise ideas, and introduce new requirements across multiple turns rather than specifying a complete brief upfront. Yet most evidence on multi-turn instruction degradation comes from tasks with objectively verifiable...