sprint-planner

Sprint-planner structures sprints as self-contained task files with complete context, validation commands, and executor skills. It generates a sprint plan file, individual task definitions, and a corresponding executor skill so coding agents can reliably execute each task end-to-end.

A sprint plan file contains metadata, milestones, architecture overview, and references to atomic task units. Sprint-planner produces 00_SPRINT_PLAN.md with comprehensive sprint details and organizes numbered task files (01_task.md, 02_task.md, etc.) with implementation steps, environment specs, and validation criteria.

Yes. Sprint-planner produces a dedicated executor skill per sprint that enables coding agents to consume and execute the atomic task files. Each task includes explicit implementation steps and environment specifications designed for reliable agent execution.

Sprint-planner guides dependency management and collaboration through structured task organization, atomic task design with complete context, and versioning suitable for commit-ready workflows. Task files include validation-first criteria and explicit steps to track progress across team members.

An atomic task is self-contained and executable with full context, validation commands, and environment details. Sprint-planner applies atomic task design criteria: complete context inclusion, validation-first requirements, explicit implementation steps, and environment specifications so agents can execute without external dependencies.