Sprint Planner
Plan the next sprint from your backlog in one pass. Pick a project and a capacity, and the agent proposes a coherent set of tasks; you confirm the selection and it becomes a cycle you can track and close.
Every cycle produces a burndown and velocity signal, so the next plan is grounded in how much your team actually shipped.
How it works
- Plan. Choose a project and a capacity. The agent reads the backlog and proposes a sprint that fits — no more scrolling the backlog by hand.
- Review & confirm. The proposal is a suggestion, not a commitment. Drop tasks you don't want, then create the cycle from your final selection.
- Run. The selected tasks are stamped into a cycle with start and end dates, and tracked on the board.
- Close. Complete the cycle at the end of the sprint — incomplete work rolls forward cleanly.
Capacity
Tell the planner how much the team can take on. It fits the proposal to whichever limit you give it:
By hours
Give a total capacity in hours and the planner packs the sprint against your tasks' estimates.
By task count
Prefer a simpler cap? Ask for a target number of tasks and the planner proposes that many.
Cycle summary
Each cycle carries a live summary — burndown (work remaining over time) and velocity (what the team completed). Use it in a retro, and to size the next sprint honestly instead of by gut feel.
Closing a cycle
Closing a cycle completes it and handles the leftovers for you. By default, incomplete tasks return to the backlog; or you can roll them straight into the next cycle so nothing gets dropped between sprints.
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