Sprint backlog table

The bottom panel of the Sprints view. Every task in the active sprint, grouped by board status (Done · In Review · In Progress · Not Started · Backlog), with CP flags on critical-path tasks and owner avatar chips.

Where this lives in the story

Step 6 (Execute) of the hybrid PM flow — the table Tom and Maya scan during standup; the table Raj never opens but whose contents drive his Gantt re-forecast.

What you see

Section header — SPRINT BACKLOG · {N} tasks · grouped by board status · {N} pts committed
Group headers — Done, In Review, In Progress, Not Started, Backlog — collapsible, state persists in sessionStorage
Per-row columns — short id, name, points, CP flag (semantic-critical outlined), owner avatars, board status chip
⌘K to add task keyboard hint — placeholder until the task creation command palette ships
Open in board ↗ link — navigates to /projects/:id/board?sprint=:sprintId
Pull from backlog → link (planned sprints only) — while a sprint is still being planned, the panel links across to the Product Backlog, where existing stories are committed into the sprint. An empty planned sprint surfaces it as the primary call-to-action, so a freshly created sprint points the team at where work is pulled in rather than showing a dead-end empty table.

Where to find it in the app

Route: /projects/:projectId/sprints (below the timeline strip)

API endpoints

Method	Endpoint	Purpose
`GET`	`/api/v1/tasks/?project={pid}&sprint={sid}`	Sprint-filtered task list

The sprint=none filter returns the project backlog (sprint-less tasks).

Why the order is reverse-flow (Done first)

Reads right-to-left through the board flow — the team’s most recent wins are top of the panel, the not-yet-started work is at the bottom. Mirrors how a Scrum Master reviews progress at standup (“what shipped, what’s in flight, what’s next”).

ADR-0037 — Sprint task FK + story_points + filtering
ADR-0039 — Board column config (used for status chip colors)

If you are…

Tom (engineer) — the rows assigned to you with CP flags are the work that delays the project end date. Treat them first.
Maya — collapse Done at standup so the active rows dominate the screen.