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Original Sentences

Original sentences form the backbone of requirement processing in Storywise. They are sourced from both manually entered text and from AI-generated descriptions derived from images. By utilizing [splitting algorithms]1, the system divides sentences at periods while carefully preserving abbreviations. If there are any abbr. missing in our algorithmic splitter, please tell us. However, you can choose to use the AI splitter instead of the algorithmic one, which will use AI tokens.

Display and Organization

Sentence View

All original sentences are showcased in a tile-based layout within the left column of the interface. Every sentence, whether manually input or generated from image content, appears as an individual tile. This comprehensive display ensures complete traceability, as every sentence that the system ingests is readily visible.

AI Generation Indicator

Sentences that are generated by AI, such as image descriptions or suggested content, are marked with a spark icon (⚡️) to indicate their AI-generated origin. This visual indicator helps users quickly identify which content was created through AI assistance. The spark indicator is automatically removed as soon as a human editor makes any modification to the sentence, reflecting the transition from pure AI-generated content to human-verified or modified text.

This feature provides:

  • Clear visual distinction between AI-generated and human-written content
  • Automatic tracking of human edits in the audit log
  • Easy identification of sentences that may need human review

Assignment Methods

Direct Assignment in the Wizard

Users can directly assign sentences to epics from either the left or right column. In the left column, sentences are processed sequentially; as soon as a sentence is assigned, it disappears from the main view to clearly indicate its processed status.

As a final note, if a sentence belongs to multiple user stories, there are two pathways for reassignment: you can either reveal and reassign previously hidden sentences or use an epic-specific “Suggest” button to revalidate recommendations. This flexibility is particularly useful when sentences are scattered across different epics or when consolidating a large number of sentences into a single epic via rapid bulk selection.

Interface Assignment

Sentences can additionally be assigned through two main interface views:

  • Sentence View: The default view showing all sentences, allowing direct assignment to all sentences
  • Story View: Shows suggested stories with their related sentences, allowing direct assignment from the story context

Footnotes

  1. https://github.com/chax-at/simple-sentence-splitter