learn-pj-retrospect

Review ProjSight project records and evaluate growth across the 4+2 skills.

Updated Mar 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/novel-jp/projsight-plugin --skill learn-pj-retrospect
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Skill: learn-pj-retrospect
Source: https://github.com/novel-jp/projsight-plugin/tree/main/skills/learn-pj-retrospect
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/novel-jp/projsight-plugin --skill learn-pj-retrospect

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps learners turn scattered project history into a clear retrospective, making it easier to see how their planning, decision-making, and collaboration skills have grown over time.

Core Features & Use Cases

It reviews ProjSight records such as tasks, DRs, risks, issues, and deliverables, then summarizes them in chronological order with useful indicators like completion rate, alternative-option count, and mitigation coverage.

It also compares early task writing with recent task writing so the learner can spot concrete improvements in background, scope, completion criteria, and constraints.

Finally, it guides a structured self-assessment across the 4+2 skill set and recommends the most relevant follow-up exercises when a skill needs more practice.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to review your ProjSight learning project, summarize your records, compare early and recent task quality, and walk you through the 4+2 skill self-assessment one skill at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions about learn-pj-retrospect

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I conduct a project learning retrospective using task history and decision records?

A project learning retrospective reviews task history and decision records to evaluate skill growth. It summarizes chronological records, calculating completion rates and alternative-option counts to highlight improvements in planning and decision-making.

What is the best way to compare early and recent task quality in a learning project?

Comparing early and recent task quality involves evaluating task writing improvements across background, scope, completion criteria, and constraints. This before-and-after comparison reveals concrete progress in how project tasks are structured and documented.

How does a structured self-assessment evaluate growth across the 4+2 skills?

A structured self-assessment evaluates 4+2 skills by reviewing project deliverables, risks, and issues. It guides learners through each skill individually, identifying areas needing more practice and recommending relevant follow-up exercises.

Can I calculate mitigation coverage and task-length trends from project records?

Yes, you can calculate mitigation coverage and task-length trends from project records. The retrospective analyzes risk mitigation actions and task completion durations to identify behavioral patterns and planning efficiency improvements over time.

Do I need existing ProjSight learning project data to generate a retrospective?

You need existing ProjSight learning project data to generate a retrospective. The evaluation requires prior task records, decision records, risks, issues, and deliverables to calculate trends and compare task quality effectively.