Quarterly rocks (the three to seven big goals a client commits to for a quarter) are too big to work on directly. A sprint breaks them into a short burst of work, often two weeks, with a clear list of what should be done by the end.
Armbrain keeps each client's sprint in that client's mind, next to the meeting notes, decisions and promises. So when someone asks "where are we?", you ask your AI assistant instead of opening a spreadsheet.
How to use it
- Load the plan: paste or describe what you are shipping this sprint. Armbrain shows you the items before it saves them.
- Update as you go:
Armbrain, mark the Tidewater Logistics landing page as done. Wait for my OK before you save it. - Check pace: ask what is done, what is in progress and what has not started.
The answer is more than a status grid. Armbrain also has the call notes and decisions for that client, so you can ask why an item is stuck and get an answer from what was actually said.
Changes to rocks and sprints wait for your OK before they are saved. Read the rocks and sprints guide.