sprint-planning
The sprint-planning Claude Code skill orchestrates sprint planning by selecting stories from an epic backlog, defining coherent sprint goals, and sequencing work by dependency and priority. Use it when starting a new development sprint to leverage previous velocity data, validate story readiness, and establish clear execution plans with identified blockers.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter /tmp/sprint-planning && cp -r /tmp/sprint-planning/library/methodologies/bmad-method/skills/sprint-planning ~/.claude/skills/sprint-planningSKILL.md
# Sprint Planning Plan implementation sprints with story selection, goal definition, and execution ordering. ## Agent Bob (Scrum Master) - `bmad-sm-bob` ## Workflow 1. Review available stories from epic backlog 2. Consider velocity from previous sprints 3. Select stories forming coherent sprint goal 4. Validate stories are implementation-ready 5. Order by dependency and priority 6. Define sprint goal and identify blockers ## Inputs - `projectName` - Project name - `sprintNumber` - Current sprint number - `epics` - Available epics and stories - `previousSprints` - Previous sprint results (optional) ## Outputs - Sprint goal and selected stories - Execution order with dependencies - Story point commitment - Blocker identification ## Process Files - `bmad-orchestrator.js` - Phase 4 sprint planning - `bmad-implementation.js` - Standalone implementation
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