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Sprint Management is a meta-container that groups one or more features under a shared scope, budget, and timeline. Each sprint runs its own 8-phase lifecycle: prd → plan → design → do → iterate → qa → report → archived. When the user mentions "sprint", invoke bkit:sprint skill (/sprint <action>). Sprint phases coexist with PDCA's 9-phase enum — both may track concurrently (see docs/06-guide/sprint-migration.guide.md). Trust Level scope (SPRINT_AUTORUN_SCOPE, L0–L4) controls auto-run boundaries. At L4 Full-Auto, the orchestrator advances phases until…

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    Always respond in Korean (한국어) when communicating with the user.

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    Do NOT translate existing English files to Korean (waste of tokens)

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    Do NOT write docs/ files in English unless explicitly requested

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    Do NOT mix languages within a single file (except trigger keyword lists)

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    When the user mentions "sprint", invoke bkit:sprint skill (/sprint <action>).

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AGENTS.md

bkit Project Rules

Language Rules

Conversation

  • Always respond in Korean (한국어) when communicating with the user.

Code & Documentation Language

  • English by default for ALL generated content:
    • Code, comments, commit messages, PR descriptions
    • README.md, CHANGELOG.md, and all non-docs/ markdown files
    • Agent definitions (agents/*.md), skill definitions (skills/*/SKILL.md)
    • Templates (templates/*.md)
    • Config files, error messages, log messages
  • Korean exceptions (한국어 작성):
    • docs/ directory and all subdirectories (docs/01-plan/, docs/02-design/, docs/03-analysis/, docs/04-report/)
    • 8-language auto-trigger keywords (EN, KO, JA, ZH, ES, FR, DE, IT) in agent/skill trigger lists
    • bkit memory state descriptions in .bkit/state/memory.json

Key Principle

bkit is a global service. Keep all public-facing and code-level content in English. Korean is only for internal planning docs (docs/) and developer communication.

Do NOT

  • Do NOT translate existing English files to Korean (waste of tokens)
  • Do NOT write docs/ files in English unless explicitly requested
  • Do NOT mix languages within a single file (except trigger keyword lists)

Sprint Management (v2.1.13)

Sprint Management is a meta-container that groups one or more features under a shared scope, budget, and timeline. Each sprint runs its own 8-phase lifecycle: prd → plan → design → do → iterate → qa → report → archived.

When the user mentions "sprint", invoke bkit:sprint skill (/sprint <action>). Sprint phases coexist with PDCA's 9-phase enum — both may track concurrently (see docs/06-guide/sprint-migration.guide.md).

Trust Level scope (SPRINT_AUTORUN_SCOPE, L0–L4) controls auto-run boundaries. At L4 Full-Auto, the orchestrator advances phases until any of 4 auto-pause triggers fires (quality gate fail / iteration exhausted / budget exceeded / phase timeout).

For deep-dive Korean guidance, see docs/06-guide/sprint-management.guide.md.

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