A 4pm Friday summary of the sprint: done, in progress, at risk -- assembled before you write the update.
Sprint reviews are written from memory, and memory is optimistic. The ticket that was 'almost done' on Wednesday is still almost done, and the board tells a nicer story than the week did.
The honest picture exists, scattered across tickets, threads, and standup notes. Assembling it is the chore nobody budgets for.
Every Friday at 4pm, this routine summarizes the sprint: what shipped, what is still moving, and what is quietly at risk.
You write the review from a draft instead of from vibes, and the risks get named while they are still fixable.
Copy this prompt into a new Littlebird routine. Edit the days and times to fit your schedule.
Every Friday at 4pm summarize my sprint: what's done what's in progress and what's at risk
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