sprint-planning

To generate a sprint plan from a product brief, you input your product requirements alongside velocity data. The skill then outputs structured user stories, acceptance criteria, and goal-oriented sprint summaries ready for immediate use.

Acceptance criteria should follow a concise, testable format aligned with INVEST principles. The skill automates this by generating robust criteria from your product brief, ensuring each user story is well-formed and measurable for backlog grooming.

Yes, this is designed for Agile and Scrum workflows, specifically supporting product teams during backlog grooming and sprint planning. It structures story point estimation and sprint goals to keep work organized and measurable.

While you can generate user stories from a product brief without it, providing velocity data is recommended. The skill uses velocity to create accurate story point guidance and actionable sprint plans tailored to your engineering squad's capacity.

The best way to structure sprint goals and estimates is to align them directly with well-formed user stories. The skill creates goal-oriented sprint summaries and provides story point estimation guidance to keep work measurable and organized.

Yes, it supports standups and retrospectives by providing concise progress updates and alignment prompts. This ensures the sprint plan remains actionable and the team stays aligned throughout the Agile workflow.