What problem does it solve? Sprint kickoffs often stall on scattered inputs: unclear team availability, unprioritized backlogs, and forgotten carryover. This Skill turns those raw inputs into a complete sprint plan document with goals, capacity math, and risk tracking. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Capacity Estimation: Calculates available team days and points while accounting for PTO, meetings, and on-call rotations. - Backlog Prioritization: Organizes work into P0 (must ship), P1 (should ship), and P2 (stretch) tiers with owners and dependencies. - Risk and Carryover Handling: Surfaces unfinished work from the previous sprint and documents risks with mitigations. - Use Case: A product manager kicking off a two-week sprint pastes the backlog and team availability, then receives a formatted sprint plan with a sprint goal, capacity table, key dates, and a definition of done checklist. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan the next sprint by providing the sprint name or date range, team availability, and the prioritized backlog.