Project requirements: In agile software development, the project requirements are typically captured in the form of user stories and acceptance criteria. These describe the desired functionality of the software from the perspective of the end user. Having a clear understanding of your user stories and acceptance criteria can help us to estimate the amount of work required to develop the software.
Project scope: It's important to have a clear understanding of the scope of the project, including the number of features or modules that need to be developed, and any dependencies or constraints that may impact development.
Prioritization: Agile software development emphasizes prioritization of user stories based on customer needs and feedback. As the client, you would play an important role in prioritizing work based on business value and urgency. This can help us to focus the development team's efforts on the most important features and ensure that we're delivering value to the customer with each iteration.