Nick McNeany

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SprintVibe

AI-assisted sprint planning with a real-time kanban board and an MCP server so coding agents can pick up and update work.

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The UI Polish sprint board in SprintVibe: columns for Blocked, To Do, In Progress, In Review, Verify, and Done, with story cards grouped by epic.

SprintVibe turns rough ideas into structured work. Describe a feature and it drafts the sprint, epics, and stories with acceptance criteria. A real-time kanban board keeps the roadmap in one place.

The MCP server is the part I am proudest of. Coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf read stories, pick up the next one, and update status as they ship. This site was planned and tracked in SprintVibe, with the agent driving the board over MCP.

  • Vibe, the SprintVibe assistant, greeting Nick with a prompt box and shortcuts to plan the day, check sprint status, review the backlog, create a story, and build a roadmap.
    Vibe is the assistant behind every project.
  • Generating a sprint from a conversation: Vibe asks scoping questions about a DigitalOcean deploy while the drafted sprint goal, description, and generation focus build up beside the chat, with a Generate Sprint button.
    Describe the work in plain English and Vibe drafts the sprint.
  • The planner view: epics with their stories listed, one story open for editing with priority, points, due date, status, and epic fields.
    Epics and stories in the planner, edited inline.
  • The dashboard: Welcome back, Nick, with counts of stories in progress and points delivered, recent projects with progress bars, a My Stories list, and recent sprints.
    Everything in flight across projects on one dashboard.
  • A chat with Vibe that pulls the 21 stories from the newest sprint and groups them by epic with status and points.
    Ask Vibe for the sprint and it answers from the board.