reviewing-progress

To synthesize progress from iteration journals, use this Skill to read recent iterations and existing summaries, producing a concise structured progress report that highlights metrics, blockers, and patterns.

Progress synthesis identifies recurring blockers and patterns by reading iteration journals to detect velocity changes and trends, then summarizing these insights to inform your strategy and next steps.

Yes, you can generate a mid-iteration review for an active open-ended goal by applying this Skill to your current iteration journals to assess recent achievements and suggest decision-support questions.

The best way to run an end-of-iteration retrospective is to process your iteration journals through this Skill to identify progress metrics, recurring blockers, and pivots, outputting a structured progress report.

Yes, progress synthesis works without explicit dependencies or external components, directly reading iteration journals to generate recommended next steps and structured progress reports.

You should not use automated iteration review when your iteration journals lack sufficient detail or structured entries, as pattern detection and progress synthesis require existing journal data to identify metrics and blockers.