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Agile

Agile is a mindset (codified in the Agile Manifesto) that values working software, customer collaboration, and responding to change over rigid plans. In practice it means delivering value in small increments and using feedback to steer, rather than committing to a fixed long-term spec. Frameworks like Scrum and Kanban are ways to put agile into practice.

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Scrum
An agile framework that organizes work into fixed sprints with defined roles and ceremonies.
Kanban
A flow-based method that visualizes work and limits how much is in progress at once.
Dual-Track Agile
Running continuous discovery and delivery in parallel so teams build the right thing and build it right.
Sprint
A short, fixed time-box in which a team completes a set of committed work.
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