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linear-sprint-planning

Build a realistic Linear cycle plan using priorities, dependencies, estimates, unfinished work, and team capacity. Separate essential work from optional additions, flag blockers and missing estimates, and wait for approval before changing issues, estimates, or owners.

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Build a realistic Linear cycle plan from current priorities, dependencies, estimates, carryover, and team capacity without silently rescheduling work.

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  • Plan the next cycle around team capacity
  • Review unfinished work carried into a cycle
  • Separate essential work from optional additions
  • Identify blockers and missing estimates before planning

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Linear Sprint Planning

  1. Read the target team's active and upcoming cycle, unfinished work, priorities, dependencies, and estimates.
  2. Identify blockers, unestimated items, and work that does not meet the requested scope.
  3. Propose a bounded plan with a clear must-do set and explicit stretch items.
  4. Do not move issues, change estimates, or assign owners until the user confirms the proposed plan.
  5. After updates, re-read the cycle and report the final issue set and unresolved risks.

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