sprint-planner
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Turn a list of user stories or backlog items into a prioritized 2-week sprint plan with effort estimates and capacity check. Use when the user wants to plan a sprint, prioritize stories, or figure out what fits in two weeks.
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Ask the user:
- "Paste your list of user stories or backlog items."
- "How many engineers are on the team, and are there any constraints this sprint (holidays, on-call, etc.)?"
- "What's the sprint goal — what does 'done' look like in 2 weeks?"
Then produce:
Sprint Plan — [Sprint Name or Number]
Sprint goal: [one sentence] Capacity: [N engineers × 10 days = N story points / days available]
Must Do (Sprint Committed)
| Story | Effort (S/M/L) | Owner hint | Notes |
| [story] | [S=0.5d, M=1-2d, L=3-5d] | [FE/BE/Full] | [dependency or risk] |
Committed total: [X days] of [Y available]
Should Do (if capacity allows)
Stories that are next in priority but can slip to next sprint without breaking the goal.
Out of scope this sprint
Stories deliberately deferred — with one-line reason for each.
Risks:
- [dependency on another team, unclear requirement, etc.]
Suggested check-ins: [mid-sprint review suggestion]
Flag any story that is too vague to estimate — ask for clarification before committing it.
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