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Creates a Meridian sprint file in docs/sprints linked to a version. Use when planning execution slices within a release.
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| name | create-sprint |
| description | Creates a Meridian sprint file in docs/sprints linked to a version. Use when planning execution slices within a release. |
| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep, Bash, Edit, Write |
| File | When to read |
|---|---|
.agent/references/templates/INDEX.md | Before any sprint create |
references/sprint-template.md | Mandatory before drafting docs/sprints/vX-SY.md |
docs/versions/vX.md | Parent version must exist |
docs/sprints/ | Existing sprints for version |
docs/versions/{version}.md exists (version: v1 in sprint).planned or active.05_architecture.md approved before creating new US..agent/references/templates/INDEX.md and full references/sprint-template.md.docs/sprints/vX-S*.md → next SY = highest + 1.stories: [US-XXXX, …] (existing or planned US).docs/sprints/vX-SY.md./create-us after gates; then /sync-board.Sprint created:
File: docs/sprints/vX-SY.md
Version:
Stories:
sprint file saved: yes | no
Closes a Meridian sprint after sprint review — fills Retrospective, sets status complete, logs decisions. Use with /complete-sprint vX-SY.
Closes a Meridian user story after implementation — fills Record, acceptance, status and board. Use when marking US done, completing US-XXXX, or after implementing a user story.
Creates a Meridian epic file in docs/epics after architecture is approved. Use when defining a new product capability block before user stories.
Creates a valid Meridian user story after epics and versions are approved. Use when adding work to docs/us and keeping acceptance criteria concrete.
Creates a Meridian release file in docs/versions. Use when defining a new product version before user stories.
Generates docs/kanban/board.json from Meridian user story frontmatter. Use after creating or changing user stories.