rsun-retrospective

Generates sprint and project retrospective reports comparing estimated versus actual work hours.

Updated May 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/EZoneLai/claude-plugin-ronsunai-os --skill rsun-retrospective-ezonelai
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Skill: rsun-retrospective
Source: https://github.com/EZoneLai/claude-plugin-ronsunai-os/tree/main/commands/rsun-retrospective
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/EZoneLai/claude-plugin-ronsunai-os --skill rsun-retrospective-ezonelai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? After a sprint or project ends, teams often skip structured retrospectives or run feeling-based reviews that produce no calibration value. This Skill enforces a data-driven retrospective SOP that compares estimated versus actual hours, classifies deviation causes, and converts findings into WBS estimation calibration factors so the next quote is more accurate. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-block retrospective workflow: numeric comparison of estimated vs actual hours and gross margin, Keep/Improve/Change analysis, WBS deviation classification (scope creep, technical underestimate, external dependency, optimism bias), and tracked action items. - Cumulative WBS calibration table: maintains per-work-package calibration multipliers (e.g., third-party API integration × 1.35) that feed back into future estimates. - Automatic project-state update: writes sprint results and health status into the TRACKER client's project-state.json and commits it via git and Cloudflare Pages deploy. - Use Case: After delivering a client project where actual hours exceeded the estimate by 35%, run the retrospective to classify the deviation as technical underestimation, raise the calibration multiplier for that work package type, and produce action items with owners and deadlines. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run a retrospective for the just-finished sprint or client project, providing the estimated and actual hours per module so it can produce the calibration report and update the project state.

Frequently Asked Questions about rsun-retrospective

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

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How do I run a sprint retrospective with actual data?

Collect estimated versus actual hours per module plus quote versus actual cost, then work through four blocks: numeric comparison, Keep/Improve/Change analysis, WBS deviation classification, and action items with owners and deadlines. The Skill provides the tables and output template.

How to improve software project estimation accuracy over time?

Classify each deviation into scope creep, technical underestimate, external dependency, or optimism bias, then update a cumulative WBS calibration table with multipliers per work-package type. Future estimates apply these multipliers, forming a continuous calibration loop.

When should a project retrospective be triggered?

Run a lightweight retrospective every two weeks at sprint end, a full four-block retrospective after each client project delivery, and an emergency calibration session whenever estimation deviation exceeds 30 percent.

What data is required before running this retrospective?

You need estimated versus actual hours per work package, the quoted price versus actual internal cost, and git log history for actual working days. Without numeric data the retrospective has no calibration value.

Does the retrospective update project tracking automatically?

Yes. After completion it updates the client's project-state.json in the TRACKER repository with sprint number, health status, and a summary note, then commits via git and deploys with wrangler pages deploy.