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ADO Lens 0.8.2 - #14

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Fewer false alarms in sprints and checks.

  • ado_sprint: no "fits, N h spare" when most open tasks have no Remaining Work - it says how many have it instead;
    the attention count says how many are items and how many their tasks.
  • "no acceptance criteria" only for types that have the field (a process that keeps criteria in the description is not
    flagged, in ado_sprint and ado_trace alike); "no estimate" and "no acceptance criteria" only for items not
    started or in the first state of the work, not for items in test or waiting for production.
  • ado_create / ado_update: for a type without a criteria field the criteria are part of the description, so the
    length hint allows twice as many words and no "no acceptance criteria given" note.

Fewer false alarms in sprints and checks.

- `ado_sprint`: no "fits, N h spare" when most open tasks have no Remaining Work - it says how many have it instead;
  the attention count says how many are items and how many their tasks.
- "no acceptance criteria" only for types that have the field (a process that keeps criteria in the description is not
  flagged, in `ado_sprint` and `ado_trace` alike); "no estimate" and "no acceptance criteria" only for items not
  started or in the first state of the work, not for items in test or waiting for production.
- `ado_create` / `ado_update`: for a type without a criteria field the criteria are part of the description, so the
  length hint allows twice as many words and no "no acceptance criteria given" note.
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willowdev-code merged commit 89538b1 into main Oct 18, 2026
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