Guides a short post-task retrospective that names gaps and suggests up to three concrete improvements for next time.
- What it does
- This skill provides a chat-only retrospective procedure to run after a task is finished. It has the agent restate what was requested versus what shipped, identify process or evidence gaps such as skipped checks, unclear requirements, extra scope, or missing documentation, and propose at most three concrete changes for the next similar task, citing the specific task rather than generic advice. It produces a written reflection in conversation and explicitly does not implement, commit, or open a pull request.
- When to use it
- Use it after completing a task, plan, or set of checks when you want a structured look back at how the work went. It fits situations where you want to surface process gaps and capture a few actionable improvements for similar future work.
- Requirements
- No tools, packages, or credentials are required; it is instructions only and ships no scripts. It runs as a chat-only reflection, so no repository access or network access is needed.