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Write Sprint Report
Turn sprint issue updates into a linked weekly report
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- Report dateReport date
Your Friday schedule provides the report date in your chosen time zone.
- Current sprint issuesCurrent sprint issues
Your sprint list shows each issue's status, points, and supporting updates.
- Previous sprint reportPrevious sprint report
Your latest earlier report provides figures and issue references for comparison.
- Report settingsReport settings
Your settings define how to count progress and judge blockers or likely carryover.
Your sprint issue tracker supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
- Dated sprint reportDated sprint report
Your shared document gets a dated report with progress, blockers, likely carryover, and supporting issue links.
- Issue comparison snapshotIssue comparison snapshot
Your report keeps issue IDs, statuses, and points for next Friday's comparison.
This Agent starts at your chosen Friday time and reads current sprint issues. It compares them with the last report. It updates your shared document with a dated report and issue links.
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Google DocsUsed as:
- Shared document
Google Docs holds the previous report and the new report for review.
monday.comUsed as:
- Sprint issue tracker
monday.com supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
- Shared document
monday.com holds the previous report and the new report for review.
AsanaUsed as:
- Sprint issue tracker
Asana supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
ClickUpUsed as:
- Sprint issue tracker
ClickUp supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
Jira Software CloudUsed as:
- Sprint issue tracker
Jira Software Cloud supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
Microsoft OneNoteUsed as:
- Shared document
Microsoft OneNote holds the previous report and the new report for review.
PodioUsed as:
- Sprint issue tracker
Podio supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
Jira Service ManagementUsed as:
- Sprint issue tracker
Jira Service Management supplies current sprint issues and the details behind changes and blockers.
Superhuman DocsUsed as:
- Shared document
Superhuman Docs holds the previous report and the new report for review.
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Write Sprint Report is made for businesses in these industries.
- Software
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Made for your role
Write Sprint Report is made for people in these roles.
- Project Coordinator
Compile sprint changes and issue links for stakeholder review.
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Build a weekly sprint report from current issues and prior updates.
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Explain client sprint progress with issue-backed blockers.
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Prepare a linked sprint update for release stakeholders.
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Review point progress and unresolved dependencies before updates.
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Show completed work and open issues across the current sprint.
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Made for your department
Write Sprint Report is made for people in these departments.
- Project Management
Prepare weekly sprint updates with issue evidence for stakeholders.
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Explain completed work and blockers from the sprint issue list.
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Show how sprint work changed before stakeholder reviews.
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How Write Sprint Report works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the sprint issuesRead the full sprint list, including completed issues and the subtasks you choose. Check changes, dependencies, and recent comments.
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Compare sprint progressCount issues and points using your setup rules. Compare totals with the last dated report, or establish a baseline on the first run.
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Explain blockers and carryoverLink confirmed blockers to unresolved dependencies or comments. Flag unfinished work near sprint end as likely carryover when its dates support it.
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Update the shared reportWrite dated totals and supported changes beside issue links. Save a snapshot for next week, updating today's section if it already exists.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Docs, monday.com or Asana.
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- Choose the current sprint issue list and the shared report document.
- Set the Friday report time and time zone, the sprint end date, and which issue statuses count as complete.
- Choose whether subtasks count separately and whether sprint points are summed from parent issues or their subtasks, so totals do not double count.
- Agree that a blocker must be shown by an unresolved dependency or an explicit issue comment, and that unfinished issues near the sprint end are labeled likely carryover rather than certain carryover.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Sprint Report:
You choose whether subtasks count separately. You also choose whether points come from parent issues or subtasks. Issues without estimates still count, and the report notes how many lack points.
Your first report sets a baseline with current totals. The next report can compare changes against that snapshot.
You set the sprint end date. The report labels unfinished issues as likely carryover when their status and dates support it.
The report marks inaccessible issue claims unverified and flags unexplained changes for your review. It never presents an unverified claim as a confirmed blocker.
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.
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