example-mapping-plan

To turn an Example Mapping into a sprint plan, you assess each rule's feasibility against current implementation and design, integrate design references, and resolve deferred questions. This generates a sprint plan with actionable items.

Rule feasibility analysis in sprint planning is the process of assessing each rule within an Example Mapping against the project's current implementation and design. This ensures that every proposed rule is practically executable before it enters the sprint backlog.

To resolve deferred questions from a discovery session, you settle them with concrete evidence gathered directly from the project's code and design locations. This ensures unresolved queries are addressed before finalizing the sprint plan.

Yes, you can integrate design references into sprint planning by pulling specifications directly from user inputs or story frontmatter. The Skill automatically merges these design details into the generated sprint plan to ensure alignment.

Yes, understanding the project's implementation and design locations is required. The Skill relies on these locations to evaluate rule feasibility accurately and to gather the evidence needed to resolve deferred discovery questions.

The best way to generate a sprint plan for a story is to process its Example Mapping through a feasibility evaluation, integrate associated design references, and resolve any deferred questions. This yields a precise, actionable sprint-planning-style plan.