sprint-runner

Automate sprint execution by reading sprint files from documentation folders, processing them sequentially with auto-approved tooling, and performing a two-pass self-review to validate results and catch gaps.

A two-pass review executes a sprint folder, then performs a deep second validation pass to verify completeness and correctness, outputting a structured completion report to identify any missed requirements.

You need claude-code along with standard command-line utilities like lsof, mysql, curl, grep, sed, awk, and fuser to manage server ports and execute deep post-sprint validation.

Orchestrate sequential sprint workflows by placing instructions in organized documentation/sprints folders, allowing an automated runner to execute each batch and manage contextual state between sprints.

Incomplete sprint workflows often lack a rigorous post-execution validation phase; enforcing a deep two-pass self-review after each folder ensures completeness and catches gaps before reporting.

Sprint-runner handles server port management during batch processing by leveraging auto-approved tooling and command-line utilities like lsof and fuser to maintain contextual execution state.