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sprint-planning

Facilitates sprint planning end to end - backlog refinement checks against a Definition of Ready, a one-sentence sprint goal, capacity math from velocity and PTO, story selection and team commitment, task breakdown, and flagged risks with owners. Use when a team asks "plan our next sprint", "how much should we commit to", "write a sprint goal", or keeps blowing sprint forecasts. Do NOT use for running the retrospective after the sprint ends - use sprint-retro-facilitator instead.

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# Sprint Planning

Sprint planning answers two questions: **what** can we deliver this sprint, and **how**
will we do it? This skill keeps planning focused, realistic, and fast.

## Before planning: refine the backlog

Hold backlog refinement *ahead* of planning (mid-previous-sprint), so stories arrive ready:

- Each candidate story meets the **Definition of Ready**: clear, has acceptance criteria,
  estimated, dependencies known, small enough to finish in a sprint.
- Order the backlog by priority so the top is "next up".
- Split any story too big to fit a sprint.