I Asked AI to Do Agile Sprint Planning (GitHub Copilot Test)
AI tools are getting very good at writing code. GitHub Copilot can generate entire functions, review pull requests, and even help refactor legacy codebases. But software development isn’t just abou...

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AI tools are getting very good at writing code. GitHub Copilot can generate entire functions, review pull requests, and even help refactor legacy codebases. But software development isn’t just about writing code. A big part of the process is planning the work. So I decided to run a small experiment: Can AI actually perform Agile sprint planning? Using GitHub Copilot inside Visual Studio 2026, I asked AI to review a legacy codebase and generate a Scrum sprint plan for rewriting the application. The results were… interesting. Watch Video The Setup The experiment was intentionally simple. I gave Copilot an existing codebase and asked it to: Review the code Analyze the architecture Generate a Scrum sprint plan for rewriting the project I also added some realistic constraints: Only one developer is working on the rewrite The developer works 5 hours per day Sprints are 2 weeks long Only 7 days per sprint are development days One important limitation: The AI was not given any historical sprin