--- name: minimalist-sprint-review description: Use when a sprint increment is ready to demonstrate and each selected story needs an acceptance decision, user feedback, and a traceable follow-up. --- # Minimalist Sprint Review Resolve review.md from /templates/ and the feedback classification from /references/artifact-contracts.md. Inspect the working increment with the decision-maker before starting the next selection. The review evaluates the selected stories against their criteria; it does not expand the sprint retroactively. ## Prepare Read the Sprint Goal, selected story IDs, acceptance criteria, Definition of Done, verification evidence, and any carry-over notes. Demonstrate the smallest working behavior that proves the goal. Report failures and limitations plainly. ## Produce Create feedback/###-review.md and update each selected story with: - what was demonstrated; - acceptance decision; - user observations; - feedback classification; - next action and target iteration. Use one classification per request: - acceptance; - change-request; - defect; - new-need; - rejected; - carried-over. A story may be demonstrated without being accepted. Record the difference. ## Backlog updates Convert feedback into explicit records: - acceptance closes the current story; - a change request updates the criteria or creates a successor story; - a defect links to the selected story; - a new need creates a new backlog story; - rejection records the reason; - incomplete work returns as carried-over with remaining scope. Preserve the original story, sprint plan, criteria, evidence, and decision. Do not rewrite history to make the increment appear more complete. ## Gate Review is complete only when every selected story has a demonstration result, decision, classification, feedback record, and next action. The updated backlog must reflect every new, changed, defective, rejected, or carried-over item. ## Handoff Pass the review record and updated story/backlog records to minimalist-sprint-retrospective. Do not select the next sprint before feedback is classified and recorded.