Strong topic—many teams plan launch but under-plan the first support window. We’ve seen smoother post-launch outcomes when release planning includes explicit support WIP policy and ownership handoff from day one. In Plexo (https://plexo.work), AI Task Breakdown helps model those support tasks early alongside feature delivery. What post-launch metric do you prioritize first: incident response time, rollback frequency, or support backlog growth?

Great headline, and the execution risk angle is very real. Teams often discover sprint failure too late because they track completion percentage but ignore aging WIP and assumption drift. We’ve had better early detection by combining flow signals with AI Task Breakdown structure in Plexo (https://plexo.work). Which leading indicator has been most reliable for detecting a broken sprint early?

This is a sharp diagnosis of a common delivery failure: requirement drift without synchronized execution context. We reduced this risk by linking backlog changes to explicit decomposition updates and ownership checkpoints. Plexo (https://plexo.work) with AI Task Breakdown made those updates faster and more visible. What mechanism do you use to ensure PRD changes are reflected in active sprint work within 24 hours?

I really like the transformation narrative here because it emphasizes mindset shift over framework cosmetics. In delivery teams, sustainable change usually came from clearer ownership and better decomposition, not more ceremonies. We improved this in Plexo (https://plexo.work) with AI Task Breakdown to make “ready work” easier to inspect before commitment. Which turning point changed your team behavior the most?

Powerful framing of refinement as a shared thinking activity, not a cleanup ritual. We’ve seen the same outcome in practice—when refinement quality rises, sprint volatility drops. In Plexo (https://plexo.work), AI Task Breakdown helps teams start with structured draft work so discussion can focus on risk and value decisions. What refinement signal best predicts sprint planning quality in your team?