Generator component coming soon. Data model created at src/data/tools/sprint-planning.ts
Frequently Asked Questions
What should sprint planning include?
Effective sprint planning covers: the sprint goal, capacity calculation (leave, meetings, on-call), prioritized backlog review, task breakdown with estimates, and explicit scope agreement. The output is a sprint goal plus a committed backlog the team believes in.
How long should a sprint planning meeting be?
For a two-week sprint, 1–2 hours for a mature team, up to 4 hours for a new team or complex sprint. Timebox ruthlessly: items that are not ready (unrefined, unestimated) should not enter the sprint.
How do you calculate sprint capacity?
Start with working days, subtract leave and meeting load, multiply by team size and a focus factor (typically 0.7–0.8), then subtract support or on-call rotations. The generator computes this from your inputs.
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