Most teams try to add AI to standup and end up with a chatbot that summarizes Slack.

That is not a Scrum Master. A Scrum Master is a 4-stage pipeline:

1. Feature decomposition — turn a messy request into a backlog with acceptance criteria
2. Skill matching — route work to the right developer, not the loudest one
3. Ticket generation — write Jira/GitHub issues a human can actually pick up
4. Blocker tracking — read daily standups, flag risk, keep the board honest

If any stage is missing, the whole thing collapses into a prompt pack.

Focus Flow is that pipeline as a production kit: Next.js + Python/Flask, PostgreSQL schema, Redis/Celery jobs, the system prompts, and the Jira/GitHub API collection.

Who this is for
Technical founders and engineering leads shipping an AI Scrum Master this quarter — not collecting another prompt pack.

What’s in the kit
• Technical Blueprint PDF — full system pipeline (Next.js, Python/Flask, PostgreSQL, Redis/Celery)
• Database schema (schema.sql) — developers, skill profiles, tasks, standup logs
• System prompt library (prompts.json) — feature decomposition and standup analysis
• API integration spec (postman_collection.json) — Jira REST API v3 and GitHub REST

Bonus, included
Automation Vault — 100+ prompts and workflow blueprints (PDF + Notion). You are not starting from a blank doc.

Build it, white-label it, or launch it. Do not spend 50 hours rediscovering the architecture.