How does the skill calculate team velocity?

The skill includes specialized scripts that analyze your past sprint history—either from local project files or GitHub milestones—to determine the average number of story points completed per iteration.

When does this skill automatically activate?

Claude invokes this skill whenever you mention sprint planning, backlog grooming, velocity tracking, or when you interact with files like sprint-plan.md or backlog.md.

Can it help me manage my GitHub issues?

Yes, it uses the GitHub CLI to list issues, analyze labels, and can delegate tasks to a workflow orchestrator to create boards or assign milestones.

Which prioritization frameworks are supported?

It supports multiple industry-standard frameworks including RICE (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort), MoSCoW (Must, Should, Could, Won't), WSJF (Weighted Shortest Job First), and Value vs. Effort matrices.

Agile Sprint Planner

Name: Agile Sprint Planner
Author: C0ntr0lledCha0s

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Collaboration Tools

Automates agile sprint planning, backlog refinement, and velocity tracking to optimize team productivity.

About

The Agile Sprint Planner skill transforms Claude into a specialized project management assistant tailored for iterative software development. It facilitates comprehensive sprint scoping, calculates team velocity and capacity, and applies proven prioritization frameworks like RICE and MoSCoW. By integrating with existing project files and GitHub workflows, it helps teams define clear sprint goals, track progress through burndown analysis, and document retrospectives to drive continuous improvement.

Key Features

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Framework-based prioritization including RICE, MoSCoW, and WSJF
Automated capacity and velocity calculation based on historical data
Automated sprint documentation and retrospective template generation
Comprehensive backlog refinement and issue analysis
Integrated GitHub Project management and issue tracking

Use Cases

Facilitating data-driven retrospectives to identify process improvements
Determining sustainable team workloads for upcoming sprints
Planning a new development iteration from a disorganized backlog

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Key Features

1 GitHub stars
Framework-based prioritization including RICE, MoSCoW, and WSJF
Automated capacity and velocity calculation based on historical data
Automated sprint documentation and retrospective template generation
Comprehensive backlog refinement and issue analysis
Integrated GitHub Project management and issue tracking

Use Cases

Facilitating data-driven retrospectives to identify process improvements
Determining sustainable team workloads for upcoming sprints
Planning a new development iteration from a disorganized backlog