agile-planning
Sprint Planning
Use this skill to plan a work cycle (sprint) with clear objective, selected items, and execution order.
Initial context received via slash: $ARGUMENTS
If $ARGUMENTS is filled, use as reference (e.g., epic, backlog, period).
If empty, ask which backlog or initiative will be planned.
Language
Write the artifact in the user's language. If the user communicates in Portuguese, write in Portuguese with correct grammar and accents. If in English, write in English. When in doubt, ask the user which language to use. Templates are in English — translate headers and content to match.
Objective
- Declare the sprint objective
- Select backlog items based on value, risk, and dependency
- Record capacity and constraints
- Define execution order and highlight blockers
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