gds-retrospective

To run an agile epic retrospective, simply say "run a retrospective" to begin a guided workflow. The skill loads project context, synthesizes story records, and delivers a consolidated report with next-epic preparation cues.

A data-driven retrospective synthesizes story records and prior retrospective data to discover delivery patterns. This structured post-epic reflection extracts lessons and tracks action items to turn team experiences into concrete future improvements.

Yes, you can use this retrospective tool for sprint and milestone reviews as well as full epics. It supports agile game development teams reviewing completed work, capturing patterns, and tracking action items across various project milestones.

The retrospective facilitator provides structured dialogue and guardrails specifically designed for psychological safety. It supports role-driven participation to ensure team members can openly discuss epic outcomes and extract actionable lessons without friction.

The best way to track action items is by integrating them into future planning through this retrospective workflow. It consolidates discovered patterns and action items into a report, providing next-epic preparation cues to inform upcoming work.

You need prior story records and previous retrospective data to generate a consolidated report. The skill synthesizes this project context to extract meaningful lessons, assess epic success, and deliver actionable preparation cues for future delivery.