Less used

See also: Starting a sprint, During the sprint, and full list of Sprint commands.

Final#

/final

Synonyms

@Sprinto#2517 final

@Sprinto#2517 words final

/words count: final

Mark yourself done without changing your word count. When time’s up, Sprinto doesn’t wait for another count from you. Sprinto answers Marked done. Your count stands at 1,200 words (200 new).

finalize, finalise and finally also work.

If you haven’t joined, /final joins you with a starting count of 0 words and marks you done: You have joined with 0 starting words and marked done.

Final count#

/final count: count

Give your total word count and mark yourself done in one command.

For example, to give a total of 1,200 words and mark yourself done:

/final count: 1200

Synonyms

@Sprinto#2517 1200 final

@Sprinto#2517 final 1200

@Sprinto#2517 words 1200 final

/words count: 1200 final

/words count: final 1200

Sprinto answers Word count updated: 1,200 words (200 new). Marked done.

@Sprinto#2517 1200 final works because @Sprinto followed by a number is a word count, the same as /words count: 1200 .

If you haven’t joined, /final 1200 joins you with a starting count of 1,200 words and 0 new words, and marks you done. To get credit for words you wrote, see If you forgot to join.

You can still change your word count after /final . /final only tells Sprinto not to wait for you once everyone else’s counts are in.

who#

SprintoApp

Currently sprinting: Alice, Bob ❌

A ❌ after a name means that person has voted ✅ to cancel the sprint in the vote that’s open now. See Vote to cancel.

If nobody has joined, Sprinto replies No one has joined the sprint.

who has no slash command. Other names: active, sprinters, who's sprinting, nowsprinting.

tare#

While the sprint is running, change your starting word count and keep your total. You have to have joined already: tare doesn’t join you.

Sprinto answers with both numbers, such as Starting word count set to 1,000. Your word count is now 1,250 words (250 new).

A number with a sign changes your starting count by that amount: @Sprinto#2517 tare -50 lowers it by 50 words. To give both numbers at once, @Sprinto#2517 tare 1000 + 250 means you started at 1,000 words and have written 250 since, and tare 1000 - 250 means you started at 1,000 words and have deleted 250 since. tare = 1000 and numbers with separators, such as 1,000 or 1 000, also work.

Before the sprint starts, tare changes your total too, because nothing has been written yet: tare 2000 sets both numbers to 2,000.

tare takes only numbers. It refuses the extra words that /words accepts, such as new, just, final, same, idk, about, 500ish and please, and replies with the forms it does take.

tare has no slash command, so type @Sprinto#2517 tare . Type tare exactly: Sprinto doesn’t correct typos in it.

starting#

@Sprinto starting (also base, initial or setjoincount) changes nothing. Sprinto replies with the three commands you might have meant: /join 1000 to join with a starting count, @Sprinto tare 1000 to change your starting count and keep your total, and /sprint to start a sprint.

The exception is @Sprinto starting wc 1200 (or starting word 1200), which joins you with a starting count of 1,200 words.

rejoin#

To get back the word count you had before you left:

• Use /undo straight after /leave. This undoes the leave.
• Or join again with your original starting count, such as /join word-count: 1000 , and then give your total with /words .

/join word-count: same uses your last total as your new starting count, so the words you had already written in this sprint no longer count as new.

status#

Show your word count, the time left, and how many people have joined:

SprintoApp

Your word count: 1,200 words (200 new). 5 minutes remaining, and 3 minutes for wc. 2 sprinters joined.

The reply also shows:

• marked done (won't wait at end) after your count, if you’ve used /final
• Quiet. if the sprint doesn’t ping anyone
• Cannot be cancelled. if the sprint is locked

If no sprint is running in this channel, Sprinto says so, and names the channel if a sprint is running somewhere else on the server.

Other names: report, sprint info, sprint status.

close / stop / end#

These words don’t end the sprint. Sprinto replies with the commands to use instead:

SprintoApp

Sorry, please use /cancel to call off a sprint. /leave to unjoin the sprint.

delete, exit, quit and terminate get the same reply. end chain and stop after this are different: they end a chain after the round that’s running. See Chains.

Commands to use instead

/cancel

End the sprint for everyone. Once writing has started and other people are in the sprint, /cancel starts a vote. MC Sprint MCs and Sprint Admins only. A Sprint MC is anyone with a role named Sprint MC. Sprint Admins can do everything a Sprint MC can.

/cancel-please

End the sprint for everyone at once, with no vote. Once writing has started and other people are in the sprint, you need a @Sprint MC or @Sprint Admin role, or the Administrator or Manage Server permission on the Discord server.

/leave

Leave the sprint. The sprint carries on for everyone else.

/forgetme

Stop pings in this channel until you next join a sprint here.

/sneak-away

Leave the sprint and stop pings until you next join a sprint, like /leave and /forgetme together. Only you see the reply, so the channel doesn't see that you left.

/pingme count: never

Never be pinged at the start of sprints in this channel, even after you join one.

undo / redo#

/undo

/redo

Undo or redo your last change in this sprint: a word count, a join, or a leave. Sprinto answers OK., or Could not undo. or Could not redo. when there’s nothing to undo or redo.

You can undo up to 100 of your own changes in the sprint, one at a time. Making a new change clears anything you could have redone. /undo straight after /leave puts you back in the sprint.

Undoing a word count doesn’t withdraw a vote to cancel.

After the scoreboard is posted, /undo can’t change that sprint. To fix your count then, use /late . If a new sprint or the next round of a chain is running, /undo acts on that one.