Velocity chart for our scrum team over the last 8 sprints...
Collect comparable sprint totals
List sprint names, committed points, completed points, and relevant capacity changes.

Describe your sprint data and AI creates a velocity chart — committed vs completed story points across sprints, with trend lines to forecast future capacity.
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Velocity chart for our scrum team over the last 8 sprints...
List sprint names, committed points, completed points, and relevant capacity changes.
State the completion rule and use it consistently across the series.
Ask MyMap to annotate unusual sprints before using the history in planning.
A velocity chart shows how much estimated work a team completes in successive sprints. Adding the original commitment makes gaps and scope changes visible, but the numbers need context to support planning.
Review recent, comparable sprints when discussing capacity or commitment patterns. The example compares committed and completed points across eight sprints; it does not include a forecasting line.
MyMap drafts the chart from your sprint totals. Ask for clearer series labels, annotations, or a selected historical average, then check all values against the team's records.
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No. Estimation changes, work mix, and team composition affect point totals. Discuss outcomes and context alongside the chart.
The team may have added work after planning. Record that scope change so the bars are not misread.
Historical results can inform a planning estimate, but they do not guarantee future capacity. Use comparable sprints and account for known changes.
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