Sprint Planning
Structure the backlog into ordered work: stories, dependencies, and a frontier ready for execution.
Watch Us Build
Evidence showing how the software will actually be built.
These are not product teasers. They are the same loop a Pinion Team uses: plan the sprint, run the sprint, close with a retro.
Requirement → Plan → Sprint → Execution → PR → Tests → Retro
Planning often either litters the upstream repo with engine files or lives only on a laptop—hard to share with agents and hard to prove you control the remote before automation pushes code.
Pinionize runs Pinion inside a shadow workspace, drops planning under H-Frame topology/, and ships application changes via PRs from user-repo/. Maintainer verification ties durable trust to your GitHub coordinates—then bootstrap, plan-sprint, go, and retro share the same API everywhere.
Pinion Go
Run the sprint: agents execute planned work and land application changes as reviewable pull requests.
Sprint Retro
Close the loop: review what shipped, capture lessons, and feed the next planning cycle.
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If you need software built, start a project. If you want the system itself, request a Pinion demo.