Ask about the sprint

Ask a question about the sprint in plain words, and get a short answer from the sprint's tickets, pull requests and links.

On this page

Ask Claude about this sprint is a small chat under the This Sprint toolbar. Type a question about the sprint, such as “what is blocking the work in review?”, and get a short answer. Ticket keys in the answer are links: select one to read that ticket’s story beside the board. If Codex is your AI provider, the button and the heading say Codex instead of Claude.

#What you see

Illustration: A question and its answer. Each ticket key in the answer opens that ticket's story.

#What you can do

  1. Open This Sprint and press Ask Claude in the toolbar.
  2. Type your question and press Ask.
  3. Ask a follow-up. The chat remembers the earlier questions in this conversation, up to a limit.
  4. Select a ticket key in an answer to read its story.
  5. Press Clear to start again, or close the panel.

#What it knows

The answer comes only from what Limn already holds about this sprint:

  • each ticket’s title, column, status, assignee, epic, one-paragraph summary and criteria count;
  • the ticket’s pull requests and their state;
  • the links between tickets;
  • the stored critical paths and call-outs.

It does not read the code, the tracker or your reference docs while it answers, and it changes nothing. It is asked not to rank people. For a question about the code, use a review chat on the pull request; for your team’s documents, use the Docs chat.

#Why it helps

The board answers “where is everything?”. A question answers the one thing you need now, in a sentence you can paste into a stand-up note, with each ticket it names one click away.