SprintiQ Turbo, an open‑source agile layer built for AI‑assisted development, sits atop Anthropic’s Claude Code. While Claude Code generates code, SprintiQ orchestrates sprint planning, AI‑crafted user stories, capacity tracking, and a live bidirectional sync that feeds backlog changes back to the coding agent. The platform targets single‑user, self‑hosted workflows and ships under the Apache 2.0 license.

Developers install SprintiQ via a straightforward Node.js 18+ stack, a free‑tier Supabase project, and API keys for Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Voyage AI embeddings. The CLI command `sprintiq watch` creates a live bridge between Claude sessions and the sprint board, while RLS policies enforce single‑owner isolation at the database level.

Because all data resides on the user’s own infrastructure, the solution avoids SaaS‑level telemetry and lets teams keep their Claude API key private. Documentation includes quick‑start scripts, TypeScript typings, and end‑to‑end Playwright tests, making it viable for hobbyists and small firms that want an self‑hosted AI‑driven sprint engine without vendor lock‑in.

Community contributions are welcomed through GitHub, with a CONTRIBUTING guide that outlines pull‑request expectations and a SECURITY policy for responsible disclosure. The SaaS front‑end lives at sprintiq.ai, but the open repo gives anyone the chance to fork, extend the AI planning logic, or integrate alternative LLM providers. SprintiQ thus provides a modular backbone for AI‑centric development pipelines.