From pdm-agile-delivery
Define WIP limits for a team's workflow to reduce multitasking, improve focus, and increase throughput.
npx claudepluginhub devmuslim/pdm-skills --plugin pdm-agile-deliveryThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Define WIP limits for a team's workflow to reduce multitasking, improve focus, and increase throughput.
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Define WIP limits for a team's workflow to reduce multitasking, improve focus, and increase throughput.
Little's Law: Lead Time = WIP / Throughput More WIP → longer lead time. Fewer items in progress → faster completion.
Common stages: Backlog → Ready → In Progress → In Review → Testing → Done
| Stage | Recommended WIP Limit |
|---|---|
| Ready (refined, not started) | 2× sprint capacity |
| In Progress | Team size (e.g., 6 devs = max 6 in progress) |
| In Review (PR/code review) | Team size × 0.5 |
| Testing | QA team size × 1.5 |
| Awaiting Deployment | ≤ 3 |
Rule: "Stop starting, start finishing." When a column is full:
Show the team's board with WIP limits applied:
[Backlog] → [Ready: 8] → [In Progress: 6] → [Review: 3] → [Testing: 4] → [Done]
/working-agreements or /flow-metrics