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Write Sprint Report
Break down completed and open sprint work by assignee
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- sprint report requestsprint report request
Your lead's chat message names the sprint list and gives the thread for the reply.
- sprint issuessprint issues
Your sprint list holds each issue's status, owner, points, blocker marker, and link.
- report rulesreport rules
Your rules define completed work and blockers. They keep shared issues and unknown points separate.
- shared report documentshared report document
Your shared report document gives the lead a place to read each dated breakdown.
Your team uses team chat to request a breakdown and get the report link in the same thread.
Your team uses sprint issue board to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
- chat replychat reply
Your lead gets totals and the report link in their thread. If blocked, they get the specific problem.
- chat replychat reply
Your lead gets totals and the report link in their thread. If blocked, they get the specific problem.
- chat replychat reply
Your lead gets totals and the report link in their thread. If blocked, they get the specific problem.
- sprint reportsprint report
Your shared document gets a dated breakdown of owners, blockers, issue links, and missing estimates.
- chat replychat reply
Your lead gets totals and the report link in their thread. If blocked, they get the specific problem.
This Agent waits for your chat request with a sprint list link. It counts work by assignee and adds a dated section to your shared report. It replies in your thread with totals and the report link.
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SlackUsed as:
- Team chat
Your team uses Slack to request a breakdown and get the report link in the same thread.
AirtableUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses Airtable to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
Google DocsUsed as:
- Shared document
Your team uses Google Docs to keep dated breakdowns where the lead can open them.
monday.comUsed as:
- Team chat
Your team uses monday.com to request a breakdown and get the report link in the same thread.
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses monday.com to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
- Shared document
Your team uses monday.com to keep dated breakdowns where the lead can open them.
AsanaUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses Asana to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
ClickUpUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses ClickUp to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
Jira Software CloudUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses Jira Software Cloud to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
Google ChatUsed as:
- Team chat
Your team uses Google Chat to request a breakdown and get the report link in the same thread.
Microsoft OneNoteUsed as:
- Shared document
Your team uses Microsoft OneNote to keep dated breakdowns where the lead can open them.
PodioUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses Podio to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
Jira Service ManagementUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses Jira Service Management to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
Superhuman DocsUsed as:
- Shared document
Your team uses Superhuman Docs to keep dated breakdowns where the lead can open them.
KintoneUsed as:
- Sprint issue board
Your team uses Kintone to keep every sprint issue, including closed work and point estimates.
Made for your industry
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 Manager
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Share a linked breakdown of sprint progress across the team.
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Made for your department
Write Sprint Report is made for people in these departments.
- Project Management
Publish a linked sprint report with work grouped by owner.
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How Write Sprint Report works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the sprint issuesRead every issue in the linked list, including closed work. Report an access problem instead of publishing partial totals.
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Count work by assigneeCount completed and open issues and known points for each owner. Separate unassigned and shared issues.
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Flag blockers and gapsFlag blockers using the rule you set. Link affected issues and mark missing point estimates as unknown.
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Add the report to your documentAppend a dated breakdown with sprint and issue links to your shared report document. Keep ownership gaps visible.
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Reply in the chat threadPost the headline totals, blocker count, gaps, and report link. Report a document error if the update fails.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, Airtable or Google Docs.
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- Choose the team chat channel where sprint leads mention the Agent and a shared report document that those leads can open.
- Define which issue statuses mean completed and which status or tag means blocked; count all other issues as open.
- Agree that an issue with exactly one assignee belongs to that person; put unassigned and shared issues in separate rows so totals are not counted twice.
- Use the point estimate on each sprint issue; show a missing estimate as unknown rather than zero.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Sprint Report:
You choose the completed statuses and the blocked status or tag during setup. Other issues count as open.
You get separate rows for shared and unassigned issues, with links to resolve ownership. Their counts stay out of individual totals.
You see unknown beside those issue links. The report includes only known points in point totals.
You get a reply in the same chat thread explaining the access or retrieval problem. No partial totals appear in the report.
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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