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sprint-planner

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Auto-trigger when the user mentions any of the following: Direct phrasings: - sprint planning, sprint plan, plan my sprints, create sprint plan - backlog grooming, backlog refinement, groom backlog - epic creation, create epics, make jira issues - story points, estimation, point these tasks, estimate effort - sprint capacity, how many tasks per sprint - PRD to sprint, PRD to tasks, convert PRD to jira - task breakdown, task extraction, break down tasks, split into tasks - sprint organization, organize…

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    Create epics per sprint: [Sprint N] Focus Area

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    Create stories/tasks under epics with:

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SKILL.md

Sprint Planner — Skill Definition

Trigger

Auto-trigger when the user mentions any of the following:

Direct phrasings:

  • sprint planning, sprint plan, plan my sprints, create sprint plan
  • backlog grooming, backlog refinement, groom backlog
  • epic creation, create epics, make jira issues
  • story points, estimation, point these tasks, estimate effort
  • sprint capacity, how many tasks per sprint
  • PRD to sprint, PRD to tasks, convert PRD to jira
  • task breakdown, task extraction, break down tasks, split into tasks
  • sprint organization, organize into sprints
  • velocity planning, plan velocity

Contextual phrasings (trigger when intent is clearly sprint planning):

  • "turn this analysis into tasks"
  • "create jira issues from the analysis"
  • "how should I prioritize these"
  • "what should we do first" (when analysis files exist)
  • "plan the next sprint"
  • "push tasks to jira"
  • "sync my sprint"

Description

Provides sprint planning capabilities: reads analysis reports or PRDs, extracts tasks with priorities and story points, organizes them into time-boxed sprints, and optionally pushes epics and stories to Jira.

Capabilities

Plan Generation

  • Parse analysis/ directory for reports (MASTER_ANALYSIS.md preferred)
  • Extract findings with priority (P0-P3) and effort (S/M/L/XL)
  • Map effort to story points: S=1, M=2, L=3, XL=5
  • Organize tasks into 2-week sprints (configurable with --sprints)
  • Generate analysis/SPRINT_PLAN.md with wave/depends_on columns

Priority Mapping

Source CategoryPriority
Must Have / Critical GapsP0/P1
Improvement SuggestionsP1/P2
Nice-to-HaveP2/P3

Adaptive Sprint Structure

Sprint themes adapt to project type (mobile/web/CLI/API/plugin). Default:

SprintFocus
1Security & Critical Fixes
2Performance & Architecture
3UX & Accessibility
4Analytics & Growth
5Monetization & ASO

Jira Integration

  • Auto-detect project key from CLAUDE.md
  • Idempotent: skips existing epics/tasks on re-run
  • Create epics per sprint: [Sprint N] Focus Area
  • Create stories/tasks under epics with:
    • English summary (max 80 chars)
    • Description with acceptance criteria
    • Labels: security, perf, arch, ui, growth, analytics, data, content, monetization, a11y, seo
    • Priority and story points
  • Requires Atlassian MCP

Labels

Available labels for task categorization: security perf arch ui growth analytics data content monetization a11y seo

Commands

/sprint-plan                    # Full flow: plan + Jira
/sprint-plan plan-only          # Plan only
/sprint-plan --dry-run          # Preview plan, no Jira writes
/sprint-plan jira-only          # Push existing plan to Jira
/sprint-plan sync               # Sync with Jira
/sprint-plan --sprints N        # Configure sprint count
/sprint-plan --capacity N       # Configure SP capacity per sprint

Prerequisites

  • Analysis reports in analysis/ directory
  • Atlassian MCP for Jira integration (optional for plan-only and --dry-run modes)

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