gstack-openclaw-retro

Generate a weekly engineering retrospective by analyzing git commit history, commit types, and test code signals across selectable time windows like 7 or 14 days. The tool computes metrics in your local timezone and outputs a structured narrative summary.

A git commit analysis retrospective includes insertions, deletions, test LOC ratio, hourly distribution, hotspot analysis, focus score, streak tracking, and PR size estimates. It detects coding sessions using a 45-minute gap threshold to map contributor activity.

Yes, compare mode allows you to compare engineering metrics across different time windows such as 24h, 7d, 14d, or 30d. Retro history snapshots are saved to memory, enabling trend deltas between the current and prior periods.

Team-aware contributor analysis identifies each author and builds a per-person leaderboard based on their actual git changes. It provides individualized praise and growth opportunities by evaluating commit patterns, test signals, and session data.

You need a standard git repository with sufficient commit history for the selected time window. The tool analyzes commit timestamps to detect coding sessions with a 45-minute gap threshold and identifies hotspots without requiring external tracking plugins.

Run an automated engineering retro by requesting a 14-day window with compare mode enabled. The tool analyzes the current 14-day git history against the prior 14-day window, computing focus scores, test coverage signals, and session metrics for a structured narrative output.