What is sprintiq CLAUDE.md?

A project guide that gives AI coding agents context about SprintiQ, an AI-assisted agile planning platform.

Use it when working on SprintiQ's Next.js application, Supabase database, command-line tool, authentication, or project and sprint workflows.

It helps agents understand the product, technology stack, single-user setup, and data-access rules before changing code.

How SprintiQ-Incorporated/sprintiq configures Claude Code

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CLAUDE.md · 97 lines

How it starts

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CLAUDE.md — Project Context for AI Coding Agents

This document provides context for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot) working on SprintiQ. It is a contributor reference, not user documentation.

What SprintiQ is

SprintiQ is an AI-native agile platform for vibe coding workflows. Single-user, self-hosted, Apache 2.0. The product loop:

idea/spec → AI-generated user stories (with role/persona context) → sprint planning with dependencies → SprintiQ CLI bridges to Claude Code → status flows back via heartbeat → tracked completion in dashboard.

Stack

Next.js 15 App Router, TypeScript, React 19
Supabase (auth, Postgres, pgvector, RLS)
Anthropic API (Claude Sonnet 4.6 standard, Opus complex, DeepSeek V3 fallback)
Voyage AI embeddings (voyage-large-2, 1536-dim)
CLI: @sprintiq/cli (in packages/cli/)

Single-user model

SprintiQ OSS is single-user. Workspaces are project containers owned by one authenticated user. RLS pattern across all tables:

Tables with workspace_id: scope through workspaces.owner_id = auth.uid()
Tables with user_id only: user_id = auth.uid()
Reference tables (timezones, days, predefined_role_templates, levels, status_types): public read, no app writes

There is NO multi-user collaboration layer. workspace_members, teams, invites, guests do not exist.

Hierarchy

auth user (one)
└── workspaces (many — owner-scoped)
    └── spaces (many — can hold portfolio metadata via
        portfolio_status text + portfolio_metadata jsonb)
        └── projects (many)
            └── sprint_folders (many)
                └── sprints (many)
                    └── tasks (many, with dependencies, personas, tags,
                        status history, blocks, AI metadata)

A user may own as many workspaces as they want; each workspace contains as many spaces as they want; and so on down the tree.

Code patterns

Server actions in app/[workspaceId]/actions/ for workspace-scoped mutations
API routes for CLI auth (app/api/cli/) and Claude Code sessions (app/api/claude-code/)
Use createClient() for auth session resolution; createAdminClient() for DB queries that must bypass RLS (background workers, webhook handlers)
All AI provider calls server-side; never expose API keys to the browser
Embeddings via lib/embedding-service.ts (canonical implementation)

Read the full file on GitHub · 97 lines

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