Additional prompt details

• User should be able to create Task of type Story, Feature, Bugs. Each can have their own status.
• Stories can further have subtracts.
• Should be able to change the status of any task.
• User should be able to create any sprint. Should be able to add any task to sprint and remove from it.
  • User should be able to print
  • Delayed task
  • Sprint details
  • Tasks assigned to the user

Functional requirements (FR)

• Identify the primary actors and support their core create, read, update, and lifecycle actions.
• Enforce the domain rules and constraints stated in the original prompt.
• Provide appropriate search, status, history, or reporting capabilities for the use case.
• Give operators a way to inspect failures and safely perform permitted administrative actions.

Non-functional requirements (NFR)

• Define availability, latency, throughput, and growth targets from the intended workload.
• Preserve data correctness during concurrent operations, retries, and dependency failures.
• Protect user and business data with authentication, authorization, and auditable access.
• Plan for observability, recovery, deployment safety, and cost as usage grows.

Principal-level discussion

• Define the scale, success measures, and operational ownership before committing to an architecture.
• Compare at least two viable approaches and explain the trade-offs, migration path, and failure behavior.
• Identify the riskiest assumptions and how you would validate them with data or a staged rollout.