Compare sprint progress and report work needing attention
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Your scheduled local report time dates this sprint update.
Your sprint start and end dates identify the list for this midpoint report.
Your chosen completion statuses and blocker tag determine how the report counts progress and risk.
Your sprint list names show which list matches the current sprint dates.
Your current sprint issues provide statuses, points, due dates, blocker tags, and direct links.
Your issue tracker supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
Your shared document names the sprint date mismatch without combining unrelated issues.
Your document editor holds the dated report in a document your team already shares.
Your report shows counts, point pace, unestimated work, and links to blockers or likely carryover.
This Agent waits for your sprint's day-eight report time. It reads the matching issue list and compares completed points with current scope. It appends a dated report to your shared document.
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Airtable supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
monday.com supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
monday.com holds the dated report in a document your team already shares.
ClickUp supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
Jira Software Cloud supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
Podio supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
Jira Service Management supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
Superhuman Docs holds the dated report in a document your team already shares.
Kintone supplies the date-named sprint and every issue in it, including completed work.
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Compare finished story points with the sprint's current scope.
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Share a midpoint sprint report with linked delivery risks.
Show all Agents for the Project Manager roleShow whether completed points keep pace with the sprint plan.
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Flag sprint work at risk of carrying over before the deadline.
Show all Agents for the Project Management departmentShow sprint progress and blocked issues in a shared report.
Show all Agents for the Software Engineering departmentCompare finished story points with the current sprint scope.
Show all Agents for the Product Management department4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Frequently asked questions about the Write Sprint Halftime Report:
You choose which issue statuses count as completed. The report compares their story points with the current sprint total.
You set the first sprint date and a 14-day cadence, then use sprint names with start and end dates. If no single list matches, the report names the date mismatch.
The report includes it in issue counts and lists it as unestimated. It leaves that issue out of the point totals.
No. It flags unfinished issues with your blocker tag or dates after sprint end. If neither field shows a risk, the report says no specific carryover risk is visible from those fields.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.