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To generate next actions for sprint planning, the Skill reads your feature-roadmap.json, analyzes recent git log changes, and scans TODO/FIXME markers. It then outputs a prioritized action plan based on in_progress, next, and planned items while respecting dependencies.

Analyzing git log and TODO markers determines sprint status by capturing recent code changes and surfacing outstanding tasks. This mechanism provides concrete context on actual development progress, allowing the tool to generate accurate, actionable recommendations for your team's current work.

Yes, you can use feature-roadmap.json to track sprint progress. The Skill parses this file to understand planned work and dependencies, combining it with git log data to suggest high-impact features and optimize your team's overall throughput and focus.

The best way to surface outstanding tasks is to run a scan that reads your feature-roadmap.json alongside TODO and FIXME markers. It cross-references these markers with your planned sprint items to generate a concise progress view and prioritized recommendations for task assignment.

You need a feature-roadmap.json file to get next-action suggestions. The Skill relies on this specific file format to understand planned work, dependencies, and item statuses, combining this data with your git log and code markers to output actionable sprint guidance.