SSWConsulting / SSWConsulting/SSW.Tiger

✨ Team-Specific Context - Allow per-team contextual profiles to improve sprint review analysis accuracy

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Description

Requested by: @suiyangqiu via YakShaver.ai 🦬
cc: @SamBWagner, @bradystroud, @suiyangqiu, @yaqi-lyu, @calumjs, @joshbermanssw

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Pain

SSW.Tiger currently performs sprint review and risk analysis without sufficient understanding of the specific project context, which can result in misleading or low-value insights (e.g., calling out issues that are expected or intentionally discovered through Bench Masters reviews). Introduce a per-project context profile that allows teams to define background information, constraints, goals, and known realities of a project. This context should be automatically provided to the SSW.Tiger agent whenever it performs sprint review, risk radar, or similar analyses, enabling more accurate and relevant insights.

Acceptance Criteria
  1. Users can create and edit a context profile for each project in SSW.Tiger
  2. A project context profile supports free-text context such as project goals, team structure, known risks, and operating assumptions
  3. The defined project context is automatically included in all sprint review, risk radar, and analysis prompts for that project
  4. SSW.Tiger analysis output reflects awareness of the provided project context
  5. Project context profiles are persisted and reused across multiple analyses
  6. If no project context is defined, SSW.Tiger continues to function with existing default behavior
Screenshot

Screenshot
Figure: Risk radar flags 'silent drift' without project context

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Research direction

Start by tracing where project settings are created and persisted, then locate the sprint review, risk radar, and other analysis prompt entry points. Define how a free-text project context is edited, reused across analyses, and omitted when unset; done means all listed analyses reflect saved context while preserving existing behavior without it.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
ai
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
42/100

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