gaia-history

Display historical sprint velocity, estimate accuracy, and recurring findings.

2|Updated Apr 15, 2026

Search Tags:#project management #velocity trend #historical analytics #estimate accuracy #retrospective findings

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npx skills add https://github.com/gaiastudio-ai/gaia-framework --skill gaia-history

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Skill: gaia-history
Source: https://github.com/gaiastudio-ai/gaia-framework/tree/main/plugins/gaia/skills/gaia-history
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gaiastudio-ai/gaia-framework --skill gaia-history

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

GAIA-History Skill addresses the need for project management transparency and analysis by providing historical dashboards without the risk of data modification, allowing for a true project health assessment.

Core Features & Use Cases

Project Velocity: Tracks the velocity of completed sprints.
Estimate Accuracy: Measures the accuracy of project estimates versus actual work.
Recurring Findings: Identifies common issues noted in retro sessions.
Use Case: For a software project lead, the skill could be used to regularly review velocity and accuracy to ensure that project management practices are on track.

Quick Start

Show the history dashboard for the last 5 closed sprints: /gaia-history --last-n 5

Frequently Asked Questions about gaia-history

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

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How do I view sprint velocity trends for completed sprints?▼

You can view sprint velocity trends by generating a read-only historical dashboard. The dashboard analyzes completed sprint archives and lifecycle events to display velocity metrics without altering project data.

Can I measure estimate accuracy versus actual work without modifying project data?▼

Yes, you can measure estimate accuracy without modifying project data. The read-only historical dashboard compares initial project estimates against actual completed work from sprint archives to calculate accuracy metrics safely.

What is the best way to identify recurring findings from retrospective sessions?▼

The best way to identify recurring findings is to analyze retro documentation through a historical dashboard. It scans retrospective notes to pinpoint common issues noted across past sprints.

How do I display the history dashboard for the last 5 closed sprints?▼

To display the history dashboard for the last 5 closed sprints, execute the command `/gaia-history --last-n 5`. This generates a read-only view of velocity and estimate accuracy for recent project health assessment.

Does this historical analytics tool allow editing or updating sprint archives?▼

No, this historical analytics tool does not allow editing or updating sprint archives. It operates with strictly read-only access to sprint archives, lifecycle events, and retro documentation to ensure data integrity.