Walk out of the demowith the recap written
The sprint review ends and the real work starts: writing up what shipped, what slipped, and what is next, for people who weren't in the room. Khint turns your demo notes into a clear stakeholder recap with a reusable AI action, keeps the sprint context with Memory, and publishes it to Confluence from the same keyboard shortcut.
The demo was the easy part,
the write-up isn't
Half the stakeholders skip the live review, so the value lands in the recap you send after, and that recap is a chore: reconcile what you planned against what actually shipped, explain the items that carried over, pull the right numbers off a chart, and frame it so a sponsor can skim it in a minute. Khint compresses that write-up with its three pillars: Agents, Capture, and Memory, wired together behind one palette, so the recap gets written where your notes already live.
From demo notes to a published recap
Wrapping up “Sprint 24” the moment the demo ends.
Keep one session running all sprint
If you started a Memory session at planning (call it “Sprint 24”), keep it active through the sprint. Every Action you run is logged to it, and Khint keeps a compact running summary. By review day, that summary already holds what you committed to and the items you refined along the way, so the recap is grounded in the real arc of the sprint, not just today's demo notes. How Memory works →
Gather what was actually in scope
With Atlassian connected, the palette's Jira Active sprint and Search rows surface what was in the sprint and where each item landed: done, carried over, or dropped. Pull the ones worth calling out with Pull issue and their text lands in Khint, ready to fold into the recap. How integrations work →
Capture the chart instead of retyping it
Your burndown, velocity, or a demo screen often lives as a picture you can't copy text out of. Run Extract text from the palette, drag a box around it, and the numbers land on your clipboard. The OCR happens on the OS screenshot layer, no separate window opens. Paste them straight into the notes the summary Action will read. How Capture works →
Turn the scatter into a stakeholder recap
In Agents, save an Action like “Sprint review recap”. No prompt yet? Type a description and press Generate: Khint drafts one that returns the sprint goal, what shipped, demo highlights, what carried over with the reason, and next sprint's focus. Select your raw notes, hit Cmd+Shift+K, run it, and the clean recap is pasted back in place for a final read.
Publish it where stakeholders read
Use the Confluence Create pagerow to publish the recap as one page the team and sponsors can open before the next planning session. Want it to happen in a single keystroke? Chain your summary Action and the Confluence step into one Workflow, so “raw notes → published recap” is one shortcut. Notes to a Confluence page →
Why not just paste the notes into a chatbot?
You can. And every sprint you'll re-paste the same context, restate how your team likes the recap framed, and copy the result into Confluence by hand. Khint removes the round-trips: the summary Action is saved once and reused every review, Memorycarries the sprint's context into the prompt automatically, and the Atlassian and Linear integrations push the recap where stakeholders will actually read it. Because Actions only see the text you select (plus the session summary you opted into), your unreleased roadmap isn't sitting in a chat history.
Common questions
What does Khint do for the sprint review?
A sprint review (the demo) ends with a scatter of notes: what you showed, what landed, what slipped and why, and the questions stakeholders raised. Khint sits behind one shortcut (Cmd+Shift+K) so you can turn that scatter into a clean recap without leaving your notes doc. Select the raw notes, run a reusable Action, and get back a structured summary (sprint goal, what shipped, demo highlights, what carried over, and next focus) ready to share. It works wherever your notes already live: your doc, your tracker, or your browser.
How is this different from sprint planning notes?
Planning happens at the start of the sprint and produces forward-looking tickets. See sprint planning notes to tickets for that. A review happens at the end and produces a backward-looking narrative for stakeholders: here is what we committed to, here is what we actually delivered, here is what moved. The job is summarizing and framing, not creating issues. A review Action is tuned to recap and explain, so the output reads like an update a sponsor can skim, not a backlog.
Can Khint pull what was in the sprint and publish the recap?
Once you connect Atlassian with your email, API token, and cloud domain, the palette adds Jira rows: Active sprint and Search surface what was in scope and its status, and Pull issue brings a ticket's text into Khint. When the recap is written, the Confluence Create page row publishes it as one page the team and stakeholders can read. Linear is supported too. Each write is one explicit action you trigger. Nothing is posted in the background.
Do I have to write the summary prompt myself?
No. In the Action editor, type a one-line description like "write a sprint review recap from these demo notes" and press Generate: Khint drafts the prompt; press Improve later to refine it in place. You can also browse the built-in starter packs from the Agents page and clone one as a starting point, then adjust it to match how your team reports.
Where do my review notes go?
An Action only ever sees the text you selected, plus the compacted summary of your active Memory session if you opted in. Memory sessions live in a local SQLite database on your machine and are never synced to Khint's servers, and your Jira or Confluence credentials stay in your OS keychain. Stop the session and the context is closed. Nothing about your roadmap leaves your device silently. The free tier covers 10 AI actions and 5 captures per day with no credit card; paid plans start at €7/mo, with Pro at €29/mo for 100 AI actions a day; every plan includes all the work integrations.
Write your next review recap in one pass
Free with 10 AI actions and 5 captures per day. No credit card. Save the Action once, recap every sprint after.