{b}kanbn sprint{b}
{b}kanbn sp{b}

Start a new sprint.

Options:
  {b}kanbn sprint --interactive{b}
  {b}kanbn sprint -i{b}
    Start a new sprint interactively.

  {b}kanbn sprint --name "name"{b}
  {b}kanbn sprint -n "name"{b}
    Start a new sprint with the specified name.

  {b}kanbn sprint --description "description"{b}
  {b}kanbn sprint -d "description"{b}
    Start a new sprint with the specified description.

  {b}kanbn sprint --board "board-slug"{b}
  {b}kanbn sprint -b "board-slug"{b}
    Add a sprint from the context of another board. Sprints are workspace-level by default, so this
    appends to the workspace list and says so. A board that declares its own {b}sprints{b} in its
    front matter gets the sprint appended there instead, auto-named {b}{Board name} Sprint {n}{b} so
    that two boards' sprints can't be confused.
    A board with its own list can't see the workspace sprints at all - that's the cost of forking,
    and it's why forking is a deliberate front-matter edit rather than a flag.