An agile sprint represents a time-boxed iteration in agile software development where a specific set of features or tasks is completed within a defined period, usually two to four weeks. The goal is to produce a potentially deployable product increment, enabling rapid feedback and iterative improvements. During a sprint, teams collaborate closely, conducting planning meetings to outline goals and daily stand-ups to track progress. At the end of the sprint, a review takes place to demonstrate completed work, while a retrospective focuses on identifying areas for improvement. This method enhances flexibility and responsiveness to changing requirements.