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Scrum Cycle
The most common Agile framework. Three roles, a handful of events, and a 2-3 week sprint loop — click anything to learn more.
Scrum is one specific Agile framework. It gives teams a rhythm: plan a short sprint, build, demo, reflect, repeat. Click a role or event below to see what each one does.
Voice of the customer. Owns the backlog, decides what the team builds next and in what order.
Coach and facilitator. Protects the team, removes blockers, runs the ceremonies.
The people who build the product. Self-organizing — they pick how to deliver each sprint's goal.
The Scrum flow — click anything
Product Backlog
everything wanted
→
Sprint Backlog
this sprint's slice
→
Sprint (2–3 weeks)
build & ship increment
Inside every sprint — four events
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Daily Standup
every day
Click any role, node, or event above
— to see what it does
The Scrum framework is made of three roles, three artifacts (Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment), and four main events (Planning, Standup, Review, Retro). Click anything above for the details.
Tip: the sprint loop is what makes Scrum work — every 2-3 weeks the team ships something real and gets feedback. Adjust, repeat.