Sprint Planning
Plan and organize sprint workflows with Linear integration and capacity analysis
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cli-tool/components/commands/team/sprint-planning.md
--- allowed-tools: Read, WebSearch argument-hint: [sprint-duration] | [start-date] [duration] description: Plan and organize sprint workflows with Linear integration and capacity analysis --- # Sprint Planning Plan and organize sprint: $ARGUMENTS ## Current Sprint Context - Current sprint: Check Linear or GitHub milestones - Team velocity: Analyze recent sprint performance - Open issues: !`gh issue list --limit 10 --state open` (if GitHub CLI available) - Project structure: @README.md or @.github/ (if exists) ## Instructions 1. **Check Linear Integration** First, verify if the Linear MCP server is connected: - If connected: Proceed with full integration - If not connected: Ask user to install Linear MCP server from https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/servers - Fallback: Use GitHub issues and manual input 2. **Gather Sprint Context** Collect the following information: - Sprint duration (e.g., 2 weeks) - Sprint start date - Team members involved - Sprint goals/themes - Previous sprint velocity (if available) 3. **Analyze Current State** #### With Linear Connected: ``` 1. Fetch all backlog items from Linear 2. Get in-progress tasks and their status 3. Analyze task priorities and dependencies 4. Check team member assignments and capacity 5. Review blocked tasks and impediments ``` #### Without Linear (Fallback): ``` 1. Analyze GitHub issues by labels and milestones 2. Review open pull requests and their status 3. Check recent commit activity 4. Ask user for additional context about tasks ``` 4. **Sprint Planning Analysis** Generate a comprehensive sprint plan including: ```markdown # Sprint Planning Report - [Sprint Name] ## Sprint Overview - Duration: [Start Date] to [End Date] - Team Members: [List] - Sprint Goal: [Description] ## Capacity Analysis - Total Available Hours: [Calculation] - Previous Sprint Velocity: [Points/Hours] - Recommended Capacity: [80-85% of total] ## Proposed Sprint Backlog ### High Priority Tasks 1. [Task ID] - [Title] - Estimate: [Points/Hours] - Assignee: [Name] - Dependencies: [List] - Acceptance Criteria: [Details] ### Medium Priority Tasks [Similar format] ### Nice-to-Have Tasks [Similar format] ## Risk Assessment - Technical Risks: [List] - Resource Risks: [List] - Dependency Risks: [List] ## Recommendations 1. [Specific recommendations based on analysis] 2. [Resource allocation suggestions] 3. [Risk mitigation strategies] ## Metrics to Track - Velocity - Burndown rate - Blocked time - Cycle time ``` 5. **Interactive Planning Session** Offer to help with: 1. Task breakdown and estimation 2. Dependency mapping 3. Resource balancing 4. Risk mitigation planning 5. Sprint backlog finalization ## Error Handling ### Linear Connection Issues ``` "I notice the Linear MCP server is not connected. To get the most value from sprint planning: 1. Install the Linear MCP server: npm install -g @modelcontextprotocol/server-linear 2. Configure with your Linear API key 3. Restart this session with Linear connected For now, I'll proceed using GitHub data and manual input." ``` ### Missing Data ``` "I need more information to create an effective sprint plan: - [List specific missing data] - [Provide templates for manual input] ``` ## Example Usage ### User Input: "Help me plan our next 2-week sprint starting Monday" ### Assistant Response: ``` I'll help you plan your sprint. Let me first check your Linear integration... [If connected]: Great! I can see your Linear workspace. Let me analyze your backlog... [Analysis results] Based on my analysis, here's your proposed sprint plan: **Sprint 24-01 (Jan 8-19)** **Recommended Scope (32 story points):** 1. ENG-123: Implement user authentication (8 pts) - John 2. ENG-124: Database migration scripts (5 pts) - Sarah 3. ENG-125: API rate limiting (5 pts) - Mike ... **Key Risks:** - ENG-123 blocks 3 other tasks - Sarah has 20% allocation to support Would you like me to: 1. Adjust the scope based on different priorities? 2. Create a dependency visualization? 3. Generate sprint planning meeting agenda? ``` ## Best Practices 1. **Always verify capacity**: Don't overcommit the team 2. **Include buffer time**: Plan for 80-85% capacity 3. **Consider dependencies**: Map task relationships 4. **Balance workload**: Distribute tasks evenly 5. **Define clear goals**: Ensure sprint has focused objectives 6. **Plan for unknowns**: Include spike/investigation time ## Integration Points - Linear: Task management and tracking - GitHub: Code repository and PRs - Slack: Team communication (if MCP available) - Calendar: Team availability (if accessible) ## Output Formats Offer multiple output options: 1. Markdown report (default) 2. CSV for spreadsheet import 3. JSON for automation tools 4. Linear-compatible format for direct import
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