Your first sprint
This guide walks you through creating your first sprint and running the Inception phase.
Before starting, make sure you have completed the Setup steps and can access your deployed application.
Sign in
Open your deployed application URL (the CloudFront domain from your deployment). Sign in with your Cognito credentials.
Create a project
Inside your organization, choose New Project. Enter a name and slug. Choose Create.
Projects group related sprints together. Each project can have its own git repositories, members, and methodology.
Create a sprint
Inside your project, choose New Sprint. Enter a name (for example, "User Authentication") and choose Create.
This opens the Inception page where you describe what you want to build.
Write your project description
In the description area, write what you want to build in free-form text. This is the input for the Inception Agent.
A good description typically includes:
- What the feature or system does
- Who it is for (users, roles)
- Constraints or technical decisions
- Scope — what is in and what is out
For example:
Build a user authentication system with email/password login and OAuth with Google. Users should be able to reset their password via email. The system should use JWT tokens and support role-based access control with admin and member roles.
Launch the Inception Agent
Choose Launch Agent to start the Inception phase. The agent:
- Analyzes your description
- Asks clarifying questions when things are ambiguous
- Generates requirements, user stories, and tasks
Answer the agent's questions as they appear — they help remove ambiguity and produce better artifacts.
Review the generated artifacts
Once Inception completes, you see structured artifacts:
- Requirements with acceptance criteria
- User stories with story points
- Tasks ready for construction
All artifacts are editable in real time. Refine them collaboratively with your team before moving to Construction.
What's next
Once your artifacts are ready, you can:
- Launch Construction to start building
- Invite collaborators to refine artifacts together
- Connect a GitHub repo to push tasks as issues