retro
Runs a weekly engineering retrospective by analyzing git history, commit patterns, and code quality signals.
Setup & Installation
What This Skill Does
Runs a weekly engineering retrospective by analyzing git history, commit patterns, and code quality signals. Breaks down contributions per author with specific praise and growth suggestions anchored in actual commits. Saves JSON snapshots so you can track trends across retros over time.
Parsing git log into a structured retro manually takes an hour; this does it in seconds, with session detection, streak tracking, per-author breakdowns, and trend comparison built in.
When to use it
- Reviewing per-author commit counts, LOC, and test coverage ratios before sprint planning
- Generating 1:1 prep notes with specific praise tied to actual commits and growth suggestions
- Tracking shipping streaks and identifying peak coding hours across the team
- Comparing sprint velocity week-over-week with delta metrics for commits, test ratio, and fix rate
- Running a cross-repo retro across all active projects from a single command
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