r/agilecoaching is a subreddit with 5k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and pain & anger, and the community frequently discusses agile, ai, scrum, delivery, and coaching.
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Popular Themes in r/agilecoaching
#1
Advice Requests
: "Developer overwhelmed by Agile — what should I really be responsible for?"
8 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "The passive income advice given to laid-off Agile coaches ignores what AI did to the product they're being told to sell"
5 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "I built a self-hosted retrospective tool for teams that cannot use external clouds"
3 posts
#4
Opportunities
: "Can we move from dependency management circus and start actively eliminating them?"
2 posts
#5
Self-Promotion
: "*Disclosure: I built "SlateFlow", sharing because I want genuine feedback from people who actually do agile, not just to promote it.*"
1 post
#6
News
: "2026 layoff numbers are out for Germany, and the "safe" middle is getting hit hardest"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/agilecoaching
#1
Agile
: "Developer overwhelmed by Agile — what should I really be responsible for?"
26 posts
#2
Ai
: "“Ai democratizes skill” vs what teams actually reward"
12 posts
#3
Scrum
: "PSK I Preparation: Does Scrum.org define Control Chart, Cumulative Flow Diagramm (CFD) and (Work Item) Aging Chart as metrics for Professional Scrum with Kanban?"
11 posts
#4
Delivery
: "Most Delivery teams aren’t wasting time on execution. They’re wasting time on status communication."
4 posts
#5
Coaching
: "Need Coaching"
3 posts
#6
Teams
: "I built a lightweight Agile readiness app after years of using a spreadsheet model with Teams"
3 posts
#7
Roles
: "How will AI reshape developer Roles and Agile teams by 2026?"
3 posts
#8
Reports
: "How much time you spend creating sprint Reports?"
3 posts
#9
Survey
: "(Age 22+, Agile) 5-Min Uni Survey on Agile Leadership"
2 posts
#10
Agile Leadership
: "(Age 22+, Agile) 5-Min Uni Survey on Agile Leadership"
2 posts
Flair Used in r/agilecoaching
#1
Scaled
: "“SAFe” or “SAMe”? The Fundamental Flaw in SAFe"
2 posts
#2
AI
: "From Agile Coach to AI Ethicist: Embracing the Next Chapter"
2 posts
#3
Kanban
: "Keep the Board Human: AI in Kanban as Governance"
1 post
#4
Question
: "Most overplayed Agile Coaching Topics"
1 post
#5
Process & Metrics
: "Fibonacci, Velocity, and the Hard Truth: Agile Teams Must Master Story Points"
1 post
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Last updated: October 26, 2026