When you are running specs through coding agents, the spec is the work in progress. WIP limits are the valve that keeps agentic throughput from piling up in front of the humans who still have to review it.
A Scrum.org interview with Professional Scrum with Kanban co-creator Yuval Yeret on how Kanban practices strengthen Scrum teams.
A podcast conversation on the Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK) course: why it exists, what it teaches, and what applying Kanban inside Scrum means.
The four flow metrics every Scrum team should watch, and how to use them in Sprint Planning, the Daily Scrum, and the Retro to unstick work.
The case for combining Scrum and Kanban rather than choosing between them, and the co-development story behind Professional Scrum with Kanban (PSK).
Sprint deadlines create natural urgency, so what motivates flow-based Kanban teams? Alternatives to timebox-driven momentum: WIP limits, SLEs, and cadences.