Plan and organize sprint workflows with Linear integration and capacity analysis
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Plan and organize sprint: $ARGUMENTS
gh issue list --limit 10 --state open (if GitHub CLI available)First, verify if the Linear MCP server is connected:
Collect the following information:
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
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
Generate a comprehensive sprint plan including:
# 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
Offer to help with:
"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."
"I need more information to create an effective sprint plan: - [List specific missing data] - [Provide templates for manual input]
"Help me plan our next 2-week sprint starting Monday"
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?
Offer multiple output options:
# Step 1: Initialize skill agent setup
npx skills add Sprint Planning --install-production
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
codex plugin install Sprint Planning@latest
export API_KEY=secret_token_key_here
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