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retrospectivelisted

Incident-driven learning and guideline improvement. Use when the user expresses dissatisfaction with Claude's recent work, approach, or decisions. Triggers include: 'I am not happy', 'this is not what I wanted', 'you shouldn't have done that', 'that's wrong', 'this is incorrect', or a 'why did you X?' question delivered with a clearly critical / corrective tone. Do NOT trigger on neutral 'why did you' clarifying questions where the user is simply curious about a decision. Captures what went wrong and updates project guidelines to prevent recurrence.
xxthunder/xxthunder-agentic-skills · ★ 1 · Testing & QA · score 63
Install: claude install-skill xxthunder/xxthunder-agentic-skills
<!-- Source: https://github.com/xxthunder/xxthunder-agentic-skills/tree/develop/plugins/xxthunder-dev-skills/skills/retrospective --> # Retrospective: Incident-Driven Learning This skill helps capture lessons when work doesn't meet expectations and encodes them into project guidelines to prevent future issues. ## When This Skill Triggers Use this skill whenever the user indicates dissatisfaction or unmet expectations: - "I am not happy with..." - "This is not what I wanted" - "You shouldn't have done that" - "Why did you [do X]?" — only when delivered with a corrective / critical tone (the user is challenging the decision, not just curious) - "That's wrong" or "This is incorrect" - Any indication that Claude's approach, decisions, or output didn't align with user expectations If the user is asking a neutral clarifying question ("why did you pick approach X?" with no negative cue), answer it directly without entering a retrospective. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Acknowledge and Understand When triggered, immediately: 1. Acknowledge the issue without being defensive 2. Ask clarifying questions to understand: - **What specifically went wrong?** (behavior, output, approach, decision) - **What was expected instead?** (desired behavior, correct output, better approach) - **Impact**: How significant was this issue? (Minor inconvenience vs. major blocker) Example: ``` I understand this didn't meet your expectations. To help me learn: -