Get a snapshot of where the active sprint stands:
Monty returns the sprint name, dates, total and remaining story points, open defect count, and story count by status.
Ask for a whole-project readout, not just the current sprint:
Monty leads with a verdict — On Track, Needs Attention, or At Risk — and a one-line reason. It then covers the current sprint's risk flags (unassigned stories, missing QA, blockers), the last five sprints' delivery trend, and any stalled backlog. Lifetime completion totals come last, as context rather than a current signal.
Find stories that have not moved in a while:
Monty returns stories that have stayed in the same status for an extended period, sorted by how long they have been stalled.
Use these before your standup to get a quick picture of the sprint:
No current sprint found
A sprint must be started in Silverile before Monty can show it. Open the Sprints page in Silverile and start the sprint, then try again.
Story can't be added to a sprint
Verify the story number and that the sprint is active or planned. Backlog stories can be added to a planned or started sprint.
Stalled stories shows an empty list
If all stories have been updated recently, none will qualify as stalled. Check the sprint board directly if you expect blocked items.