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Sprint Planner
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
SkillHub CLI
skillhub install 1kalin/afrexai-sprint-plannerInspect the source and compatibility requirements, then follow its installation steps.
Give your agent the source link and ask it to inspect instructions and dependencies before explaining the installation steps.
Plan, scope, and run agile sprints that actually ship. No ceremony bloat.
Takes your backlog (or a rough list of tasks) and produces a sprint plan with:
Tell your agent: "Plan a 2-week sprint for [team/project]" with:
Available hours = team_size × sprint_days × hours_per_day × focus_factor
focus_factor = 0.7 (accounts for meetings, interrupts, context switching)
Score each item:
RICE Score = (Reach × Impact × Confidence) / Effort
Sort descending. Fill sprint capacity from top.
One sentence. Measurable. Example: "Ship user onboarding flow — 80% of new signups complete setup within 48 hours."
Reserve 20% capacity for unplanned work. If you're filling 100% of capacity, you're already behind.
Every item needs:
Each person posts:
Skip "what I worked on" — focus on shipped output.
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Agile sprint planning that ships. No ceremony bloat, no 2-hour planning meetings.
Feed your agent a backlog and team size — get a capacity-calculated sprint plan with RICE prioritization, buffer math, and async standup templates.
Install: clawhub install afrexai-sprint-planner
Then tell your agent: "Plan a 2-week sprint for my team of 4 engineers"
Engineering managers, tech leads, and founders running small teams (2-15 people) who want structured sprints without enterprise overhead.
# Sprint Planner Plan, scope, and run agile sprints that actually ship. No ceremony bloat. ## What It Does Takes your backlog (or a rough list of tasks) and produces a sprint plan with: - Capacity math (team size × available days × focus factor) - Story point allocation with buffer - Sprint goal + success criteria - Daily standup template - Retro prompts tied to metrics ## Usage Tell your agent: "Plan a 2-week sprint for [team/project]" with: - Team size and availability - Backlog items (paste or describe them) - Any hard deadlines or dependencies ## Sprint Planning Framework ### 1. Capacity Calculation ``` Available hours = team_size × sprint_days × hours_per_day × focus_factor focus_factor = 0.7 (accounts for meetings, interrupts, context switching) ``` ### 2. Backlog Prioritization (RICE) Score each item: - **Reach**: How many users/processes does this affect? (1-10) - **Impact**: How much does it move the needle? (0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 3) - **Confidence**: How sure are you about estimates? (0.5, 0.8, 1.0) - **Effort**: Person-days to complete `RICE Score = (Reach × Impact × Confidence) / Effort` Sort descending. Fill sprint capacity from top. ### 3. Sprint Goal One sentence. Measurable. Example: "Ship user onboarding flow — 80% of new signups complete setup within 48 hours." ### 4. Buffer Rule Reserve 20% capacity for unplanned work. If you're filling 100% of capacity, you're already behind. ### 5. Definition of Done Every item needs: - [ ] Code reviewed and merged - [ ] Tests passing - [ ] Deployed to staging - [ ] Product owner sign-off ### 6. Daily Standup (async-friendly) Each person posts: 1. What I shipped yesterday 2. What I'm shipping today 3. What's blocking me (if anything) Skip "what I worked on" — focus on shipped output. ### 7. Sprint Retro (15 min max) - **Velocity**: Planned points vs completed points - **Carry-over**: What didn't get done and why? - **One thing to change**: Pick ONE process improvement. Not five. ### 8. Anti-Patterns...
# Sprint Planner Agile sprint planning that ships. No ceremony bloat, no 2-hour planning meetings. Feed your agent a backlog and team size — get a capacity-calculated sprint plan with RICE prioritization, buffer math, and async standup templates. ## Features - Capacity calculation with realistic focus factors - RICE scoring for backlog prioritization - 20% buffer rule (stop overcommitting) - Async-friendly standup format - Anti-pattern detection - Sprint retro prompts tied to velocity data ## Quick Start Install: `clawhub install afrexai-sprint-planner` Then tell your agent: *"Plan a 2-week sprint for my team of 4 engineers"* ## Who It's For Engineering managers, tech leads, and founders running small teams (2-15 people) who want structured sprints without enterprise overhead. ## More from AfrexAI - [AI Context Packs](https://afrexai-cto.github.io/context-packs/) — 10 industry packs ($47 each) with 50+ agent-ready frameworks - [AI Revenue Calculator](https://afrexai-cto.github.io/ai-revenue-calculator/) — Find where you're losing money to manual processes - [Agent Setup Wizard](https://afrexai-cto.github.io/agent-setup/) — Configure your AI agent stack in 5 minutes
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