Build a deck from closed sprint issues and share it with stakeholders
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Your scheduled run time tells the Agent which sprint to review.
Your chosen sprint folder tells the Agent where to find the latest sprint.
Your task report shows committed effort, completed work, and scope changes for the sprint.
Your sprint issues show completed work and remaining blockers, with links back to each issue.
Your rules define completed work, unresolved blockers, and which issues deserve a slide.
Your chosen audience determines who can open the finished deck.
Your sprint workspace starts the scheduled run and holds the sprint data and finished deck.
Your sprint lead hears that the deck is waiting because the sprint has not closed.
Your short HTML deck shows final counts and points, plus blockers and linked issues.
Your sprint lead gets a workspace link to the deck shared with the review audience.
This Agent starts at your chosen time after a sprint closes. It checks the report and issues, then shares an HTML review deck.
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monday.com starts the scheduled run and holds the sprint data and finished deck.
Asana starts the scheduled run and holds the sprint data and finished deck.
Podio starts the scheduled run and holds the sprint data and finished deck.
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Build sprint review decks from completed work, points, and blockers.
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Turn closed sprint figures into a deck for stakeholder review.
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Compile final sprint figures and discussion links into a review deck.
Show all Agents for the Project Management departmentReport completed sprint issues and open blockers to stakeholders.
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Show all Agents for the Product Management department5 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as monday.com, Asana or Podio.
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Frequently asked questions about the Prepare Sprint Review Deck:
You get a short HTML deck built from the closed sprint's report and issues. It shows final counts, completed points, blockers, and issue links.
No. You get an HTML presentation saved in your sprint workspace, with clickable issue links.
You still get the completed issue count. The deck labels the point total incomplete instead of guessing missing estimates.
You choose which statuses or dependencies mark unresolved blockers. The sprint lead confirms any issue whose status or comments remain unclear.
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.