agile definition of ready

User Story: Is the user story clearly defined and written in a concise manner?

Acceptance Criteria: Are the acceptance criteria well-defined and measurable?

Dependencies: Are there any dependencies that need to be resolved before starting the user story?

Business Value: Is the business value of the user story clearly identified?

Size and Complexity: Have the size and complexity of the user story been estimated?

Wireframes/Designs: Are the necessary wireframes or designs available for the user story?

Architecture: Is the architecture or technical design clear and understood?

Testability: Is the user story testable, with clear steps to validate its functionality?

Code Review: Are there any coding standards or guidelines that need to be followed?

Definition of Done: Is the Definition of Done clearly defined for the user story?

Stakeholder Review: Has the user story been reviewed and approved by relevant stakeholders?

Product Owner Approval: Has the Product Owner reviewed and accepted the user story?

Prioritization: Has the user story been prioritized correctly in the product backlog?

User Story Splitting: Is the user story small enough to be completed within one sprint?

Sprint Goal Alignment: Does the user story align with the current sprint goal?

Test Plan: Is there a test plan in place for validating the user story?

Test Data: Are the necessary test data available for testing the user story?

Regression Testing: Have potential impacts on existing features been considered for regression testing?

Performance/Load Testing: Are there any specific performance or load testing requirements?

Quality Assurance: Has the user story been reviewed by the QA team?

Team Discussion: Has the user story been discussed and understood by the development team?

Collaboration: Are all necessary teams (development, QA, design, etc.) aligned on the user story?

Communication Plan: Is there a communication plan in place for updating stakeholders on the progress?

Feedback Loop: Is there a mechanism for collecting feedback on the user story during development?

Agile Ceremonies: Does the user story fit within the agile ceremonies (stand-ups, retrospectives, etc.)?

Note: This checklist can be customized based on specific team requirements and agile practices.