postmortem

Score chiron session activity across five axes and generate a read-only recap.

2|Updated Apr 9, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/xDido/chiron --skill postmortem-xdido

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Skill: postmortem
Source: https://github.com/xDido/chiron/tree/main/.cursor/skills/postmortem
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xDido/chiron --skill postmortem-xdido

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

After a chiron session, this Skill provides a concise, structured evaluation that scores activity across five axes and identifies a concrete area to practice next time.

Core Features & Use Cases

Scores across five axes: design thinking, code quality, idioms, testing, and engineering maturity.
Concise report format: includes a brief session recap, per-axis scores, and a single actionable practice item.
Read-only in v0.3.0: does not persist scores to the user's Chir on profile or history.

Quick Start

Run /postmortem after a chiron session to generate the end-of-session report.

Frequently Asked Questions about postmortem

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

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How do I generate a session postmortem review for my engineering activity?▼

To generate a session postmortem review, run the /postmortem command after your chiron session. It automatically scores your latest activity across five axes and outputs a concise recap with an actionable practice item.

What coding axes are evaluated in an automated session postmortem?▼

An automated session postmortem evaluates coding activity across five axes: design thinking, code quality, idioms, testing, and engineering maturity. It scores each axis to provide a structured evaluation of your recent work.

Does the postmortem scoring skill save my evaluation results to my user profile?▼

No, the postmortem scoring skill is read-only and does not persist scores to your user profile or history. It generates a temporary session-end review without saving the evaluation data.

Can I use session scoring to track engineering maturity in a Cursor-driven workflow?▼

Yes, you can use session scoring to track engineering maturity in a Cursor-driven workflow. The skill summarizes recent interactions and provides per-axis scores to help you identify a concrete area to practice next.

What is the best way to get actionable code quality feedback after a coding session?▼

The best way to get actionable code quality feedback is to run a postmortem review, which scores your session across five axes and identifies a single concrete practice item for your next coding interaction.

Do I need chiron activity to use the postmortem session review skill?▼

Yes, you need recent chiron activity because the postmortem session review skill automatically scores your latest chiron interactions to generate its end-of-session report and actionable improvement item.