Create timestamped RETRO.md entries with reflection sections and prior retro preservation.
npx skills add https://github.com/jstoobz/dotfiles --skill retro-jstoobz
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: retro Source: https://github.com/jstoobz/dotfiles/tree/main/claude/skills/session-kit/retro Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jstoobz/dotfiles --skill retro-jstoobz
This Skill helps teams generate a structured, honest retrospective document (RETRO.md) after a session, consolidating learning and actionable improvements.
Use the retro skill in the current working directory to create or update RETRO.md. If RETRO.md already exists, a new top entry is created with a timestamp and previous entries are preserved under "## Previous Retros".
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You can automate retrospective documentation by generating a RETRO.md file with timestamped entries that capture what went well, what took longer than expected, and recurring patterns. This preserves prior retros under a dedicated section for continuous team reflection.
A session retrospective should include sections for What Went Well, What Took Longer Than Expected, What I'd Do Differently, Tool & Skill Notes, and Recurring Patterns. This structure guides evaluation of time spent, approach effectiveness, and communication to drive process improvement.
Yes, you can preserve previous retros when adding a new entry to RETRO.md. A new timestamped top section is created for the current session, while existing entries are automatically moved and preserved under a dedicated Previous Retros section.
Recurring pattern detection in team reflection documents flags recurring themes across multiple retros to highlight systemic issues. By reviewing successive timestamped entries in RETRO.md, you can identify recurring patterns in tool usage, communication, and process effectiveness.
No specific dependencies are required to generate markdown retrospectives. The process reads and updates a RETRO.md file directly in the current working directory, requiring no external components or frameworks to capture session reflections and preserve prior entries.
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