Feature Area

A grouping of related features

Feature

A product capability or feature

Epic

A large body of work that can be broken into stories

User Story

A user's goal and the value they expect, in the "As a… I want… So that…" format. Now also a first-class plannable unit (priority, effort, assignee, due_date) that schedules into a planning_cycle, and it round-trips an external board's column via workflow_state.

Acceptance Criterion

A condition that must be met for a story to be done

Task

A unit of work within a story or epic

Bug

A defect or unexpected behaviour

Planning Cycle

The cadence axis of a plan: a dated interval a team plans in, be it a sprint, iteration, quarter, or program increment. cadence_kind classifies its granularity in methodology-neutral terms (period for a coarse container, iteration for an execution box, buffer for cooldown slack) while cadence_label keeps the team's own word for it. Cycles self-nest, so fine iterations sit inside a coarse period to form a granularity ladder. Objectives scope to a cycle and stories schedule into it by deliberate links, not containment: a story keeps its feature or epic parent.

Roadmap Theme

A customer problem used as the organising unit of a roadmap

Roadmap

A strategic plan of features and milestones

Roadmap Item

An item on the product roadmap

Release

A shipped version of the product

Changelog

A record of changes shipped in a release

Feature Area

A grouping of related features

Feature

A product capability or feature

Epic

A large body of work that can be broken into stories

User Story

A user's goal and the value they expect, in the "As a… I want… So that…" format. Now also a first-class plannable unit (priority, effort, assignee, due_date) that schedules into a planning_cycle, and it round-trips an external board's column via workflow_state.

Acceptance Criterion

A condition that must be met for a story to be done

Task

A unit of work within a story or epic

Bug

A defect or unexpected behaviour

Planning Cycle

The cadence axis of a plan: a dated interval a team plans in, be it a sprint, iteration, quarter, or program increment. cadence_kind classifies its granularity in methodology-neutral terms (period for a coarse container, iteration for an execution box, buffer for cooldown slack) while cadence_label keeps the team's own word for it. Cycles self-nest, so fine iterations sit inside a coarse period to form a granularity ladder. Objectives scope to a cycle and stories schedule into it by deliberate links, not containment: a story keeps its feature or epic parent.

Roadmap Theme

A customer problem used as the organising unit of a roadmap

Roadmap

A strategic plan of features and milestones

Roadmap Item

An item on the product roadmap

Release

A shipped version of the product

Changelog

A record of changes shipped in a release