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Tagged: sprints.
13 articles tagged sprints
Sprint planning with two capacities: your team and your agents
Sprint planning with AI agents needs two capacity numbers, not one. Size the agent track against reviewer hours, then run the meeting on two questions.
Story points or hours, and parallel sprints when squads share a project
Taskfolk now estimates in story points or hours per project (Fibonacci scale, points-based velocity) and runs parallel sprints when squads share a project. Both opt-in, on every plan.
Monday.com alternatives built for software teams, not marketing ops
Monday.com alternatives for software teams: real pricing (3-seat minimum vs $3/$6 per builder seat), category-backed statuses, sprints with carryover, and agents as free members not billed integrations.
A Trello alternative for when a board stops being enough
Trello alternative comparison: what breaks when a board stops being enough, an honest Trello vs Taskfolk pricing and feature comparison as of July 2026, and how to keep the board while adding sprints, a ranked backlog, and reports.
A GitHub Issues alternative for when projects outgrow a repo
GitHub Issues alternative for teams that outgrew Issues but keep GitHub for code: real statuses, ranked backlog, burndown, commit linking, and free AI-agent seats.
Scrum vs kanban: choose per project, not per religion
Scrum vs kanban: choose the methodology per project, not per team religion. The one mechanic that actually differs, when each fits, an honest Taskfolk vs Jira/Linear/Trello price and feature comparison (as of July 2026), and how to switch a project between the two with zero migration.
Cycle time vs lead time (and how to actually measure both)
Cycle time vs lead time explained: what each measures, how to compute both from issue history, reading p50/p75 and the histogram, and how Taskfolk, Jira, and Linear compare.
How to prioritize your backlog
Prioritize a backlog in Taskfolk: drag to rank, why rank differs from priority, inline-edit rows, move issues into sprints, and work a long list with keyset paging.
How to run a sprint
Learn how to run a sprint in Taskfolk: plan from the backlog, start and complete a sprint, carry over incomplete issues, and read the burndown and velocity.
AI sprint planning: what actually works in 2026
Where AI genuinely helps plan a sprint, drafting, sizing, capacity checks, and where letting it decide is a mistake. A working setup, honestly described.
Project reports and insights
Read Taskfolk's project reports and dashboards: Summary KPIs, sprint burndown, cycle time, throughput, workload, and workspace Insights, with the honest limits on each.
How to read the project summary
Read the Taskfolk project Summary tab like a pro: what every card shows, how each number is computed, what good looks like, and where the dashboard stops.
How to run sprints without drowning in ceremony
A lightweight sprint process for small teams: what to keep, what to cut, and how to get the value of planning and review without the meeting tax.
