erne-retrospective

Analyze completed coding sessions to evaluate quality and suggest improvements.

1|Updated Dec 7, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/treesus6/SkateQuest-Mobile --skill erne-retrospective-treesus6
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Skill: erne-retrospective
Source: https://github.com/treesus6/SkateQuest-Mobile/tree/main/.claude/skills/erne-retrospective
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/treesus6/SkateQuest-Mobile --skill erne-retrospective-treesus6

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

ERNE analyzes completed coding sessions to evaluate work quality and identify improvement opportunities.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated session evaluation: runs the session evaluator to produce a retrospective report.
  • Quality metrics: tracks test results, coverage changes, build history, and hook activity.
  • Recommendations: surfaces actionable improvements for future sessions.

Quick Start

Run the evaluation workflow on your latest coding session by executing the evaluation script.

Frequently Asked Questions about erne-retrospective

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate a retrospective report for completed coding sessions?

To generate a retrospective report for coding sessions, run the automated session evaluator to analyze quality metrics like test results, coverage changes, and build history. This produces actionable improvement recommendations for future development workflows.

What quality metrics are analyzed during a software development session evaluation?

Session evaluation analyzes quality metrics including test results, code coverage changes, build history, and hook activity. It reviews planning, coding, testing, and debugging phases to surface concrete improvements for your software development workflows.

Does the session evaluator require any external dependencies to analyze build history?

No external dependencies are required to analyze build history and session quality. The evaluator operates independently to assess test results and coverage changes, then proposes actionable improvements without needing additional software components.

Can I use automated session analysis to improve testing and debugging workflows?

Yes, automated session analysis improves testing and debugging workflows by evaluating completed coding phases and tracking metrics like coverage changes and hook activity. It identifies quality gaps and surfaces concrete recommendations for future sessions.

What is the best way to track test results and coverage changes across coding sessions?

The best way to track test results and coverage changes is using an automated session evaluator that analyzes completed coding work. It records build history and reports quality metrics, producing a retrospective with actionable improvements.