sprint-plan

To generate a sprint plan, you input your current milestone targets and available team velocity data. The system then auto-generates a phase-based plan, applying capacity-aware task allocation and producer feasibility checks.

Capacity-aware planning allocates new tasks based on available team capacity and automatically flags existing task carryovers. It provides reminders for incomplete items to ensure they are accounted for in the new sprint cycle.

Yes, you can integrate QA plans and governance gate checks directly into sprint artifacts. The system enforces phase-based planning, embeds risk reviews, and writes governance statuses back to production artifacts.

The best way to govern agile production workflows is by applying phase-based planning with enforced gate checks. This aligns milestone delivery, integrates QA plans, and ensures producer feasibility across the sprint lifecycle.

No, you do not need to manually update production artifacts after a status review. The sprint plan command executes status writebacks automatically, synchronizing governance gates and QA integration results directly to the artifacts.

You update an existing sprint plan by issuing the sprint-plan command with the update mode. This recalculates task allocation against the new team capacity, adjusts carryover reminders, and re-validates producer feasibility.