Software Requirements Specification (SRS)

AI Agent System for Software Artifact Generation

Version: 1.0
Date: July 20, 2025
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.​ Introduction​
1.1. Purpose​
1.2. Document Conventions​
1.3. Intended Audience​
1.4. Product Scope​
1.5. References
2.​ Overall Description​
2.1. Product Perspective​
2.2. Product Functions​
2.3. User Classes and Characteristics​
2.4. Operating Environment​
2.5. Design and Implementation Constraints​
2.6. Assumptions and Dependencies
3.​ System Features​
3.1. Input Layer: Requirement Ingestion​
3.2. Agent 1: Requirement Analysis & Problem Decomposition​
3.3. Agent 2: Proposal Generation​
3.4. Agent 3: WBS Generation​
3.5. Agent 4: Mockup & Visualization​
3.6. Output Layer: Artifact Export​
3.7. Agent 5: Coordinator Chatbot (Phase 2)
4.​ External Interface Requirements​
4.1. User Interfaces​
4.2. Hardware Interfaces​
4.3. Software Interfaces​
4.4. Communications Interfaces
5.​ Non-Functional Requirements​
5.1. Performance Requirements​
5.2. Security Requirements​
5.3. Reliability​
5.4. Scalability​
5.5. Availability​
 5.6. Usability
6.​ Appendices​
A. Glossary​
B. Analysis Models
1. Introduction
1.1. Purpose
This document specifies the detailed functional and non-functional requirements for
the "AI Agent System for Software Artifact Generation". The system utilizes a chain of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents to automate the process from analyzing input
requirements to generating proposal documents, Work Breakdown Structures (WBS),
and interface mockups.

1.2. Document Conventions

●​ The System: Refers to the entire "AI Agent System for Software Artifact
Generation" software.
●​ User: Individuals interacting with the system.
●​ Agent: A specialized AI entity that performs a specific set of tasks.
●​ Artifact: The output products generated by the system (e.g., Proposal file, WBS,
Mockup).
●​ Requirements will be numbered in the format SR-XXX-YY for easy reference.
1.3. Intended Audience
●​ Project Managers: To quickly generate proposals and project plans.
●​ Business Analysts: To automate requirement analysis and documentation.
●​ Solution Architects: To rapidly create architectural diagrams and select
technology stacks.
●​ Development Team: To understand the functional requirements and project
structure.
●​ Stakeholders: To review project proposals and plans.

1.4. Product Scope

The product is a web application that allows users to upload a requirement document
(in PDF or text format). The system will process this document through a chain of AI
agents to automatically generate:
1.​ A complete proposal document, including slides, functional/non-functional
requirements, a roadmap, cost estimation, and system architecture.
2.​ A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) file.
 3.​ User interface mockups and visualizations.

Phase 2 will include a coordinator chatbot to manage and interact with the workflow.

1.5. References
●​ (To be updated)

2. Overall Description
2.1. Product Perspective
This is a standalone product, acting as an intelligent co-pilot for the initial stages of a
software development project, helping to minimize manual time and effort.

2.2. Product Functions

The system will perform the following main functions:
●​ Ingest and parse input requirement documents.
●​ Requirement Analysis: Use AI to understand, analyze, and decompose business
problems using the Domain-Driven Design (DDD) methodology.
●​ Automated Proposal Generation: Generate presentation slides, detailed
requirement documents, roadmaps, cost estimations, and system architecture.
●​ WBS Creation: Automatically identify objects, functions, and screens to create a
detailed WBS.
●​ Mockup Generation: Based on the list of screens and functions, the system will
generate basic interface mockups.
●​ Export Results: Allow users to download the generated artifacts in various
formats.
2.3. User Classes and Characteristics
(See section 1.3)

2.4. Operating Environment

●​ The system will be a web application, accessible through modern browsers
(Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).
●​ The system will be deployed on a cloud platform to ensure scalability and
availability.
2.5. Design and Implementation Constraints
●​ Must use Large Language Models (LLMs) via APIs to perform natural language
processing tasks.
●​ The .pptx file output must be compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 and
 later.
●​ Architectural diagrams must adhere to common standards such as the C4 Model
and 4+1 View Model.
●​ The user interface must be designed to be simple, intuitive, and easy to use.

2.6. Assumptions and Dependencies

●​ Assumptions:
○​ The input requirement document is provided in a clear language (English or
Vietnamese) and has a reasonable structure.
○​ The quality of the output artifacts is directly dependent on the quality of the
input requirement document.
●​ Dependencies:
○​ The system depends on the availability and performance of external AI model
API services.
○​ Depends on third-party libraries for PDF parsing and PPTX file generation.

3. System Features
3.1. Input Layer: Requirement Ingestion
●​ SR-IN-01: Upload Requirement File: The system must allow the user to upload a
requirement file.
○​ Description: The interface must have an area for drag-and-drop or file
selection from the local machine.
○​ Accepted Formats: PDF, TXT.
●​ SR-IN-02: File Parsing: The system must be able to extract text content from the
uploaded files.
○​ Description: The system will automatically read and convert the content of
the PDF/TXT file into a plain text format for the agents to process.
3.2. Agent 1: Requirement Analysis & Problem Decomposition
●​ SR-A1-01: Overall Requirement Analysis: Agent 1 must read and understand
the extracted text to identify the main objectives, problems to be solved, and the
project scope.
●​ SR-A1-02: Problem Decomposition using DDD: Based on the analysis, Agent 1
must identify the main Domains, Sub-domains, Bounded Contexts, Entities, and
Value Objects according to Domain-Driven Design principles.
3.3. Agent 2: Proposal Generation
●​ SR-A2-01: Generate Slides (PPTX): Agent 2.1 must automatically generate a
PowerPoint presentation file (.pptx).
○​ Description: The slides must include key sections: Problem Statement,
 Proposed Solution, Scope, High-level Architecture, Roadmap, and Cost
Estimation. The content is synthesized from the results of Agent 1 and other
sub-agents.
●​ SR-A2-02: Generate Functional and Non-functional Requirements: Agent 2.2
must list detailed Functional and Non-functional Requirements based on the
analysis.
●​ SR-A2-03: Estimate Roadmap and Cost: Agent 2.2 must propose a phased
development roadmap and provide a preliminary cost estimate based on the
complexity and scope of work.
●​ SR-A2-04: Propose Technology Stacks: Agent 2.2 must recommend a suitable
technology stack (frontend, backend, database, deployment) for the project's
requirements.
●​ SR-A2-05: Generate Architecture Diagrams: Agent 2.3 must generate system
architecture diagrams.
○​ Description: The system must be able to generate at least one of the
following: Context and Container diagrams from the C4 model, or a Data Flow
Diagram.
3.4. Agent 3: WBS Generation
●​ SR-A3-01: Identify Object List: Based on the DDD analysis from Agent 1, Agent
3.1 must list the main objects/entities of the system.
●​ SR-A3-02: Identify Function List: Agent 3.2 must list the functions and actions
that users or the system can perform on the objects.
●​ SR-A3-03: Identify Screen List: Agent 3.3 must propose a list of user interface
screens required to implement the listed functions.
●​ SR-A3-04: Compile WBS File: The system must compile the above lists into a
structured WBS file, which can be in JSON, XML, or Excel format.
3.5. Agent 4: Mockup & Visualization
●​ SR-A4-01: Generate Interface Mockups: Based on the screen list from Agent
3.3, Agent 4 must generate mockups (wireframes or low-fidelity mockups) for the
main screens.
○​ Description: The mockups do not need to be aesthetically detailed but must
clearly show the layout and main UI components (buttons, input forms, tables,
etc.).
●​ SR-A4-02: Visualize User Flow: The system may display a simple diagram
illustrating the user's interaction flow through the main screens.
3.6. Output Layer: Artifact Export
●​ SR-OUT-01: Display Results on UI: The system must display all generated
 artifacts (Proposal, WBS, Mockups) on a consolidated dashboard interface.
●​ SR-OUT-02: Export and Download Artifacts: The user must be able to
download the artifacts:
○​ Proposal: As PDF and/or PPTX.
○​ WBS: As an Excel/CSV/JSON file.
○​ Mockups: As image files (PNG/JPG) or a consolidated PDF file.

3.7. Agent 5: Coordinator Chatbot (Phase 2)

●​ SR-A5-01: Interactive Chat Interface: The system will provide a chatbot
interface allowing users to interact with the process.
●​ SR-A5-02: Manage and Customize Workflow: The user can command the
chatbot to:
○​ Start, pause, or cancel the analysis process.
○​ Request clarification or modification of a specific part of the output (e.g.,
"Change the backend tech stack to [Link]").
○​ Request regeneration of an artifact with different parameters.

4. External Interface Requirements

4.1. User Interfaces
●​ The interface must be clean, modern, and intuitive.
●​ There must be a dashboard to start a new project and review past projects.
●​ The file upload interface must be clear.
●​ The processing status of the agents must be displayed (e.g., "Analyzing
requirements...", "Generating proposal...").
●​ The results view interface must allow for easy previewing of documents and
images.
4.2. Hardware Interfaces
No special hardware interfaces are required.

4.3. Software Interfaces

●​ AI Model APIs: The system must integrate with APIs from LLM providers (e.g.,
OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude).
●​ File Processing Libraries: Use reliable libraries for parsing PDFs (e.g., PyMuPDF)
and creating PPTX files (e.g., python-pptx).
4.4. Communications Interfaces
●​ All communication between the client (browser) and the server must be
encrypted using HTTPS.
5. Non-Functional Requirements
5.1. Performance Requirements
●​ SR-NFR-01: The total processing time for an average requirement document
(approx. 10 pages) should not exceed 5 minutes.
●​ SR-NFR-02: The user interface must respond to user actions (like clicks, page
loads) within 2 seconds.
5.2. Security Requirements
●​ SR-NFR-03: All requirement documents and generated artifacts must be stored
securely and be accessible only by the user who uploaded them.
●​ SR-NFR-04: The system must have a user authentication mechanism to protect
data.
5.3. Reliability
●​ SR-NFR-05: The system must handle errors gracefully. For instance, if a file
cannot be parsed or an AI API fails, the system must inform the user clearly
instead of crashing.
5.4. Scalability
●​ SR-NFR-06: The system architecture must be capable of handling multiple
concurrent requests from many users without significant performance
degradation.
5.5. Availability
●​ SR-NFR-07: The system must achieve 99.5% availability, excluding scheduled
maintenance periods.
5.6. Usability
●​ SR-NFR-08: A new user should be able to use the core features of the system
within 15 minutes without requiring extensive training.
6. Appendices
A. Glossary
●​ AI: Artificial Intelligence.
●​ DDD: Domain-Driven Design.
●​ WBS: Work Breakdown Structure.
●​ C4 Model: A model for describing software architecture at different levels of
abstraction (Context, Containers, Components, Code).
●​ 4+1 View Model: An architectural model for describing a system from different
 viewpoints (Logical, Process, Physical, Development + Scenarios).
B. Analysis Models
This section will contain examples of the output structure for the diagrams and
models generated by the system.