Requirements Engineer

Meet Prism

Your AI Requirements Engineer

Imports Jira and Linear tickets, checks them against EARS syntax, flags vague terms, and rewrites rough ideas into testable shall-statements.

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Capabilities

What Prism can do

Built for one job, executed flawlessly. Every feature below runs end-to-end without you watching.

Imports tickets from Jira and Linear

Runs automatically once Prism is connected to your tools. You stay in control with approval steps you can switch on or off.

Detects vague words and escape clauses

Runs automatically once Prism is connected to your tools. You stay in control with approval steps you can switch on or off.

Rewrites in EARS syntax with a confidence score

Runs automatically once Prism is connected to your tools. You stay in control with approval steps you can switch on or off.

Pushes the approved requirement back into the source ticket

Runs automatically once Prism is connected to your tools. You stay in control with approval steps you can switch on or off.

How it works

Set up in minutes, value that lasts

Three steps from signup to your first hour saved.

Connect Jira or Linear

One-click OAuth. Prism only reads tickets and writes back the approved EARS line.

Prism analyses the ticket

Vague terms, escape clauses, and multi-requirement sentences are flagged. Prism proposes a clean EARS rewrite.

You approve and ship

Approve in chat or on /requirements. The EARS version appears in the source ticket so devs build from the canonical statement, not the original draft.

In practice

A day with Prism

Real moments where Prism takes work off your plate.

Backlog cleanup

Run a sprint of vague tickets through Prism and get testable acceptance criteria for each.

Pre-grooming review

Before refinement, Prism tags requirements that are ambiguous so the meeting focuses on real questions, not phrasing.

Test case generation

After approve, generate Given/When/Then test cases from the EARS statement so QA has a head start.

Inside the work

What Prism actually does

No promises about outcomes, just the capabilities you get on day one.

Reads Jira and Linear tickets

Pulls projects and tickets from your workspace and surfaces them in a picker so you choose what to analyse.

Flags vague language

"Fast", "user-friendly", "appropriate". Prism catches the ambiguity that makes requirements untestable.

Rewrites in EARS syntax

Distills the title and description into one Ubiquitous, Event-driven, State-driven, Unwanted, or Optional shall-statement.

Writes back to the source

When you approve, the EARS version is appended to the Jira or Linear description so the team sees the canonical requirement where they already work.

Common questions

Quick answers

What people ask before hiring Prism.

Which ticket systems does Prism connect to?

Jira (Atlassian Cloud) and Linear. Both use OAuth 2.0, you authorise once and Prism can read tickets and append approved requirements back to descriptions.

Does Prism replace my product owner?

No. Prism speeds up the mechanical part of requirements engineering, catching ambiguity, enforcing EARS syntax, generating test cases. Strategic decisions and trade-offs still belong with the PO.

What is EARS syntax?

Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax. Five patterns (Ubiquitous, Event-driven, State-driven, Unwanted, Optional) that produce testable shall-statements. Prism picks the right pattern for each ticket automatically.

What happens to my original ticket?

The original title and description stay intact. The approved EARS version is appended below a marker block, replacing any previous Electryion block on re-approval. Nothing is overwritten.

Can I edit the rewrite before approving?

Yes. The /requirements page lets you adjust the EARS text inline before approving. If you reject, no changes are written to the source ticket.

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