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Sprints
Sprints are timeboxed periods for focused work. kendo supports the full sprint lifecycle: planning, execution, and completion.
Sprint Lifecycle
1. Planning
Create a new sprint and assign issues to it. During planning:
- Review the backlog and select issues for the sprint
- Estimate effort and set priorities
- Assign issues to team members
Only one sprint can be active at a time per project. Additional sprints stay in the planned state until the active sprint completes.
2. Active Sprint
Activate a sprint to start the timebox. During an active sprint:
- The board filters to show sprint issues by default
- Team members work through issues, moving them across lanes
- Time can be logged against sprint issues
3. Completion
Complete a sprint when the timebox ends:
- Issues in the final lane are marked as done
- Unfinished issues automatically return to the backlog
- The sprint moves to completed status
Sprint Statuses
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Planned | Sprint created but not yet started |
| Active | Currently running — only one per project |
| Completed | Sprint finished, archived for reference |
Managing Sprints via MCP
AI assistants can manage sprints through MCP tools:
"Create a new sprint called 'Sprint 12' in project KD"
"Complete the active sprint in project KD"Available MCP operations: create, update, and complete sprints. See the API Reference for details.
See Also
- Quick Start — Running your first sprint
- Issues & Board — Assigning issues to sprints
- Time Tracking — Logging time during sprints
- Projects — Project-level sprint configuration