## Goal First aid time: we made great improvements to the model and site infrastructure, now we **plan** (and maybe begin) a roadmap for user-focused documentation. (There will be other things, but this is at the top!) ## Sprint Details Sprint 73 is from 27 July 2023 to 10 August 2023. Current board is [here](https://github.com/orgs/usnistgov/projects/25/views/2). ### Leave or other priorities - A.J.: IETF today and tomorrow, one day of leave for travel (Monday July 31, 2023), wrap up on another project, helping my SURF student (not fully OSCAL focused this week) - Arminta: AL 7/31 -8/1 - Chris: Out until 8/02 - Dmitry: 18h (2 days + meetings) - Michaela: I need to support SURF students and do not know how many will reach out for help. I will dedicate the rest of the time to this sprint, but I can not assess upfront the availability beyond the 2 session I am moderating for the SURF presentations. - Nikita: 2 days of AL 8/04-8/07. Also may be pulled away for SURF work 8/02 and 8/03. Also working a half day 7/28 - Wendell: next week Balisage ### [B]lockers, [C]oncerns, [R]isks [C] schedule conflicts make me think we should be 'relaxed' (heh) [C] let's focus on asynchronous methods of collaborating on the "Review" items ### Action Items
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We propose in this draft document with a non-exhaustive list of value streams. A value stream is a thematic collection of work items, varying in scope of work by quantity or quality (large epics to small issues), but still relate to the same theme in that work. There are different kinds of work items, with some nested like epics with user stories within them. It is counter-intuitive to talk an epic nested with epics, so we will label each one as a value stream. For organizational purposes, we organize the value streams grouped by high-level use cases in OSCAL. This grouping may be beneifical to link the resulting value of work completed in a value stream to a downstream developer making OSCAL-enabled tooling.

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