google-sheets-progress

Sprint progress tracking persists completion state for Google Sheets tasks within CFN Loop iterations. The Skill saves checkpoints for schema creation, data population, and formula application, enabling resumption after interruptions and cross-agent coordination across multiple sprint phases.

Yes. The Skill implements JSON-based state management with atomic writes to maintain persistent checkpoints. Sprint state is saved and retrieved via CLI actions (read/write/update/reset), allowing you to resume from the last completed step.

The Skill shares sprint state through JSON-based storage with sprint-id validation and metric calculations. Multiple agents can read and update the same sprint state, enabling coordinated handoffs and status reflection across Loop 3 and Loop 2 iterations.

You need bash for scripting and jq for JSON state parsing and manipulation. These handle the CLI interface, atomic writes, lock handling, and metric calculations required for managing sprint checkpoints.

The Skill is designed specifically for Google Sheets operations within CFN Loop orchestration. While the checkpoint mechanism uses JSON state management, it integrates directly with Sheets schema, data, and formula workflows.

The CLI reset action clears sprint state, and the update action modifies progress records. Combined with read/write actions, you can audit completed sprints, modify milestones, and restart phases without losing historical checkpoint data.