Generate weekly engineering retrospective reports from Git commit history and metrics.
npx skills add https://github.com/fghaffar/faystack --skill retro-fghaffar
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: retro Source: https://github.com/fghaffar/faystack/tree/main/retro Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fghaffar/faystack --skill retro-fghaffar
Engineering teams often lack a clear, data‑driven view of what they shipped each week, making it hard to spot productivity trends, bottlenecks, or celebrate wins.
Run /retro to generate a weekly engineering retrospective for the default 7‑day window.
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Generate a weekly engineering retrospective by running a command against any Git repository to summarize commit history, test coverage, and PR activity into actionable insights. It analyzes work patterns and code quality metrics for a chosen time window automatically.
A Git repository retrospective includes commit counts, insertions, deletions, net LOC, test coverage, and PR activity. It also provides hourly commit histograms, per-author leaderboards, hotspot analysis, session detection, and focus scores.
Yes, you can run an engineering retrospective for custom time windows beyond the default 7-day period. The tool also supports global cross-project retrospectives, analyzing contributions and team productivity across multiple repositories.
Analyze team productivity by applying the retrospective tool to your Git repository to automatically detect work patterns, session lengths, and focus scores. It identifies bottlenecks and the ship of the week, generating leaderboards without manual data collection.
No specific dependencies or components are required to run the retrospective analysis. It works on any Git repository by directly analyzing the commit history and work patterns to produce tables, leaderboards, and actionable insights.
The best way to identify bottlenecks is using a data-driven retrospective report that analyzes hotspot activity, Greptile signals, and backlog health. This approach summarizes contributions and team productivity trends to spot issues and celebrate wins.
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