Dec '25 • 📌 General (Non-urgent)
Sprint (14–30) vs Standard (45): read before posting
Most delivery problems aren’t “AI problems.” They’re scope and access problems.
We run two delivery tracks:
Sprint (14–30 days)
Sprint is only for projects that are genuinely Sprint-ready.
Your project is Sprint-ready only if all of this is true:
- One primary workflow with a clear Definition of Done
- Access to required systems within 72 hours (accounts, APIs, credentials)
- One decision-maker who can approve quickly (24–48 hour replies)
- Supported stack and common integrations (no weird legacy surprises)
- Change control is accepted (scope, milestones, change orders)
If any of those are false, it is not a Sprint. It becomes Standard (45 days).
Standard (45 days)
This is the default for production delivery: integrations, QA, and a clean launch.
Post format (required for fast feedback)
Use Classroom → Start Here → “Project Intake Template”
Label your post SPRINT or 45-DAY.
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Sprint (14–30) vs Standard (45): read before posting
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