Minutes of Meeting

Meeting Details

Field Value
Meeting Sprint 14 Planning — Notification Center
Date February 25, 2026 — 10:00 AM (60 min)
Duration 55 minutes
Organizer Demo PM
Attendees Demo PM, Sarah Chen (Eng Lead), Marcus Rivera (Design), Priya Patel (QA Lead), Alex Kim (Platform), Jordan Lee (Mobile)
Absent Chris Wong (Backend — on PTO, async update sent)
Location Teams — Sprint Planning Channel

Agenda & Discussion

1. Sprint 13 Retrospective (5 min)

Presenter: Sarah Chen

Sprint 13 closed with 18/21 story points completed (86% velocity). The notification service API v1 integration was completed ahead of schedule. Two items carried over: the DND scheduling UI and the preference persistence layer. Team morale is high after shipping the notification feed MVP to internal dogfood.

💡 Key Insight: Dogfood users reported that the feed "felt fast" — p95 load time was 120ms, well under the 200ms target.

2. Sprint 14 Scope Review (20 min)

Presenter: Demo PM

Reviewed 12 candidate stories for Sprint 14. After estimation, the team committed to 24 story points across 8 stories. Key items:

💡 Key Insight: Team agreed to use calendar-based DND scheduling (not cron) because users think in "meeting blocks" not "time expressions."

3. API v2 Migration Risk (15 min)

Presenter: Alex Kim

Platform team confirmed API v2 will be in public preview by March 15. Current v1 integration works but lacks batch-dismiss and priority-classification endpoints. Alex proposed a clean adapter pattern: build against v1 now, swap to v2 behind the adapter when ready. No code changes needed in the UI layer.

⚠️ Risk: If v2 preview slips past March 30, we'll need to build batch-dismiss on v1 (estimated +3 pts).

4. Design Review: DND & Digest (10 min)

Presenter: Marcus Rivera

Walked through three DND UI options:
- Option A: Toggle + time picker (simplest, but lacks recurring schedules)
- Option B: Calendar overlay with drag-to-select blocks (most intuitive, +2 pts)
- Option C: Preset buttons (Focus 2h / Meeting 1h / Custom) with one-tap activation

Team voted for Option C with a "Custom" expansion that opens a time picker. Ships faster than Option B, covers 90% of use cases.

💡 Pro Tip from Marcus: "Don't build a scheduling UI when presets solve 90% of the problem. We can always add the full calendar later."

5. QA Strategy (5 min)

Presenter: Priya Patel

QA will run automated regression on existing notification feed plus manual testing for new features. Priya requested a staging environment with >1000 notifications seeded for performance testing. Alex confirmed staging can be seeded by March 3.


Decisions

# Decision Made By Rationale
1 Use calendar-based DND scheduling (not cron) Team consensus Users think in meeting blocks, not time expressions
2 DND UI: Option C (presets + custom) Marcus + Team vote Ships faster, covers 90% of use cases
3 API v2 adapter pattern for migration Alex Zero UI code changes when v2 lands
4 RTL language testing included in Sprint 14 QA Priya 18% of user base uses RTL languages

Action Items

# Action Owner Deadline Priority Status
1 Finalize Figma mocks for DND presets UI Marcus Rivera Feb 28 🔴 High ⬜ Open
2 Build DND scheduling service (calendar-based) Alex Kim Mar 7 🔴 High ⬜ Open
3 Seed staging environment with 1000+ notifications Alex Kim Mar 3 🟡 Medium ⬜ Open
4 Set up RTL language test matrix Priya Patel Mar 3 🟡 Medium ⬜ Open
5 Send async Sprint 14 scope summary to Chris Wong Demo PM Feb 26 🟢 Low ⬜ Open
6 Draft v2 migration contingency plan (if preview slips) Alex Kim Mar 10 🟡 Medium ⬜ Open
7 Schedule accessibility audit with external vendor Demo PM Mar 5 🟡 Medium ⬜ Open

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