Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm Nick, the creator of SprintVibe.

If you use Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, or any AI coding tool, you already know the loop: open a new chat, re-explain your project, paste in the relevant files, describe what you're trying to build, then start coding. Repeat. Every. Single. Session.

That's the gap SprintVibe fills. It's a project tool built for the way devs work with AI now: agents read your sprints, statuses update themselves, and the human stays in the director's chair.

Here's the thing that surprises new users: SprintVibe generates entire sprints with the full context of your project already loaded. Your GitHub repo (auto-detected tech stack, file layout, AI-summarized codebase profile), past sprints and what shipped, the backlog, linked initiatives, uploaded docs. Vibe sees all of it before it writes a single story. The generated sprint reads like it came from someone who's been on the team for months: epic structure that matches your codebase, stories with acceptance criteria that reference real modules, tasks that respect your stack instead of guessing. All saved in a neat project.

You're always in control. Every epic, story, acceptance criterion, and task is editable inline. Drag to reorder. Adjust points. Move stories between epics. Or scrap a story and ask Vibe to draft another. Nothing locks until you say so.

Here's what the rest of the loop looks like:

MCP server, native. Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, VS Code, and Zed connect in two minutes. Your agent reads sprints, fetches story context, updates statuses, and adds comments. No copy-paste, no re-explaining.
GitHub closes the loop. Push a branch named story-42-* and SprintVibe moves the story to In Review when the PR opens, and to Done when it merges. No standup, no board grooming.
Vibe, your in-app AI. Chat to brainstorm, generate a full sprint with epics, stories, and tasks, or open the floating Vibe popover on any page to update a story, mark tasks done, or triage the backlog. It already knows the page you're on.
Triage. Every incoming request (Slack-style notes, API, MCP, or labeled GitHub issues) lands in one queue. Accept, decline, dedupe, or snooze. AI suggests priority and the right epic.
Sprint Pulse and Reports. AI-drafted updates from real activity. Standups, weekly recaps all without typing them.
Calendar views. See the week ahead, not just the board.
Kanban, Drafts, Inbox. The basics, done right. Real-time sync, custom columns, drag-and-drop, no refreshes.

Built for solo devs, indie hackers, and small teams who'd rather ship than groom a backlog.

Free trial, no credit card. Plans start at $15/mo with no per-seat fees on individual tiers.

Curious to hear from this crowd: how do you currently keep your AI coding sessions on track between Cursor windows? What's working, what's a mess?