The team adopted the method, and now the method owns the calendar: ceremony after ceremony, and the work waits The planning ritual produces a sheet that no one reads after the first day What the team should be doing — shipping — gets scheduled around the process, not around the work GitScrum answers: GitScrum plans in phases, not in calendar locks: shared boards with WIP limits and swimlanes, votes that prioritise the backlog, async standups that replace the ceremony The method serves the delivery pace, not the other way around Agents join the same board and the same context, so the plan is executed by humans and machines alike GitScrum’s free plan already includes boards, NoteVault, Wiki, Client Flow, monitoring and agent access through one MCP link.
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