Exploring LLMs for User Story Extraction from Mockups explores Automated extraction of user stories from mockups using LLMs to streamline requirements engineering.. Commercial viability score: 6/10 in Requirements Engineering.
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Leandro Antonelli
Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Bruno Pazos
Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia
Fabricio Lozada
Universidad Regional Autónoma de los Andes
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The research enhances the efficiency of requirements engineering by automating the process of generating user stories from mockups, reducing the gap between end-user concepts and technical development teams.
Develop an API that interfaces with existing project management tools to convert mockups into detailed user stories using LLM capabilities.
Could potentially replace current manual processes of generating user stories, reducing time and effort required by product managers and developers.
The market for software development tools is vast, with companies constantly seeking ways to streamline processes. This solution addresses a clear need for faster, more accurate requirements elicitation, appealing to software companies and independent developers.
Integrate this tool into software development platforms to automatically generate user stories from UI mockups, streamlining the process for project managers and developers.
The paper explores the use of large language models (LLMs) to extract user stories from high-fidelity mockups, with or without a glossary from the Language Extended Lexicon. By providing a structured glossary with the mockup to the LLM, the accuracy of derived user stories improves, making it a potent tool for requirements engineering.
The approach evaluated LLM's ability to generate user stories from mockups with a case study approach, using mockups with and without an LEL glossary, showing improved accuracy when using LEL.
The system might struggle with domains that lack structured glossaries or require significant domain-specific adaptations.
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