###### tags: `sprint planning` ## Goal First aid time: start improving user-focused documentation, build out docs and examples roadmap. Still need to finish carry over work from last sprint. ## Sprint Details Sprint 76 is from 14-28 September 2023. Current board is [here](https://github.com/orgs/usnistgov/projects/25/views/2). ### Leave or other priorities - A.J.: Primarily focused on OSCAL, no planned leave. - Arminta: Sept 25 school closure (follow up later); Sept 28 - 2 hrs of AL - Chris: Out Thurs/Fri next week. (Still presenting DEFINE) - Dmitry: 2 Wednesdays(provisionally) + meetings = approx 18-20 hours. - Nikita: Will follow up later, out on leave. - Michaela: Primary focus on OSCAL (DEFINE research, DEFINE meeting, mini workshop meeting, OSCAL 101, csrc updates, working with adopters and issues we need to address) - Wendell: Out Sep 27-29 (AL) - and busy w/ Metaschema tooling (not on the board) ### [B]lockers, [C]oncerns, [R]isks - [C]: usnistgov/OSCAL#1771 is important and we should give the assigned devs space to work on it, it's important. (Good concern, not bad!) ### Action Items - Embrace WAIT and TOL (Take It Offline: take an important topic out of meeting into [the nist-team channel for chat](https://matrix.to/#/#usnistgov-OSCAL_nist-team:gitter.im))
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