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Create a sprint plan with tasks, owners, estimates, and dependencies. Save to production/sprints/sprint-[N].md using template from .claude/docs/templates/sprint-plan.md. Ask for approval. On approval, update active.md with sprint info.

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    Create a sprint plan with tasks, owners, estimates, and dependencies.

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    Ask for approval. On approval, update active.md with sprint info.

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SKILL.md

/sprint-plan — Sprint Planning

Create a sprint plan with tasks, owners, estimates, and dependencies.

Instructions

Phase 1: Sprint Context

Read current state:

  • production/session-state/active.md — current phase and progress
  • production/project-plan.md — overall project plan (if exists)
  • Latest file in production/sprints/ — previous sprint (if any)
  • production/milestones/ — milestone progress

Phase 2: Backlog Review

Spawn project-lead to:

  • Identify pending work from milestones and project plan
  • Review any carry-over tasks from previous sprint
  • Prioritize using MoSCoW (Must/Should/Could/Won't)
  • Estimate effort for each task

Phase 3: Sprint Definition

Use AskUserQuestion:

  • Sprint duration: 1 week / 2 weeks / 3 weeks / 4 weeks
  • Sprint goal: What's the single most important outcome?
  • Team capacity: Any constraints or availability issues?

Phase 4: Task Breakdown

Spawn project-lead to write the sprint plan:

  • Each task with: description, owner (agent/department), estimate, priority, dependencies
  • Tasks ordered by dependency and priority
  • Identify which tasks can run in parallel

Save to production/sprints/sprint-[N].md using template from .claude/docs/templates/sprint-plan.md.

Phase 5: Confirmation

Present sprint plan summary:

  • Sprint goal
  • Number of tasks and total estimated effort
  • Key deliverables expected
  • Risks and dependencies

Ask for approval. On approval, update active.md with sprint info.

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