sprint-review

Closes a sprint by verifying stories against Definition of Done and updating project memory.

Updated May 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pirras-torres/pirras-marketplace --skill sprint-review-pirras-torres
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: sprint-review
Source: https://github.com/pirras-torres/pirras-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/pi-dev/skills/sprint-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pirras-torres/pirras-marketplace --skill sprint-review-pirras-torres

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Closing a sprint often happens informally, leaving stories without verified Done status, canonical docs out of sync with what was built, and no record of lessons learned. This Skill structures the sprint close-out so outcomes, doc updates, and retrospective insights are captured before the next cycle begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - DoD Verification: Walks through every story in the sprint plan and checks it against the Definition of Done with explicit evidence, marking each as Done, Partial, or Not Done. - Canonical Doc Sync: Identifies business rules, UX flows, or architecture decisions revealed during the sprint that require updates to canonical documentation. - Retrospective & Next Step: Captures brief retrospective signals and decides whether the slice is complete, continues, or needs revision, then updates the sprint file and project_memory.md. - Use Case: After finishing Sprint 3 of a product build, run this Skill to verify all five stories against the DoD, record that a new business rule was discovered, and queue the next slice discovery. ## Quick Start Close out the current sprint by reviewing each story against the Definition of Done and updating the sprint file and project memory.

Frequently Asked Questions about sprint-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I run a sprint review for an agile software project?▼

Run the sprint-review skill with an active sprint plan and a Definition of Done file. It checks each story against DoD criteria with evidence, assesses the Sprint Goal, captures a brief retrospective, and updates the sprint file and project memory.

What happens to stories that fail the Definition of Done check?▼

Stories marked Partial or Not Done are returned to the backlog as Candidates and are never marked Done. The review summary table records their status and evidence so they can be replanned in the next sprint.

What files does sprint review need before it can run?▼

It requires the active sprint plan at docs/05_scrum/sprints/sprint-[N].md and docs/05_scrum/definition_of_done.md. It also reads project_memory.md and the slice discovery doc to evaluate slice sufficiency.

Does sprint review update other project documentation?▼

Yes. It identifies canonical docs that contradict or need extension based on sprint findings, appends a Review section to the sprint file, and updates project_memory.md with sprint status, blockers, and the next action.

When should I not use a structured sprint review process?▼

Skip it when no sprint plan exists or no stories were committed, since there is nothing to verify against the DoD. It is designed for closing an active sprint, not for mid-sprint progress checks.