retro

Run a five-question retrospective conversation and save it to retros/<feature-name>.md.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/CasaPerks/casaflow --skill retro-casaperks
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: retro
Source: https://github.com/CasaPerks/casaflow/tree/main/team/skills/retro
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CasaPerks/casaflow --skill retro-casaperks

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The retro skill captures hard-won lessons after a feature ships so teams improve their spec-writing, codebase understanding, and AI-assisted development practices instead of losing insights after merge.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Five-question conversational retrospective: Guides developers through surprises, spec changes, codebase discovery, AI collaboration learnings, and a concrete rule for next time.
  • Flag-aware follow-up: When the referenced spec indicates a flag decision, it adds targeted questions about rollout behavior, sunset accuracy, and whether to retire the flag.
  • Artifact persistence: Saves the output as a team artifact under retros/<feature-name>.md and scans for recurring themes to add cross-retro patterns.

Quick Start

Run the command /casaflow:retro "feature-name" to generate a five-question retrospective and save it to retros/feature-name.md.

Frequently Asked Questions about retro

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I capture team learning and knowledge after a feature ships?▼

Run a retrospective conversation after merging work to capture structured knowledge. The skill guides you through five questions about spec changes and codebase discoveries, saving the captured learning as a durable markdown artifact under retros/feature-name.md.

What is a feature shipping retrospective and when do I need one?▼

A feature shipping retrospective captures hard-won lessons after merge to improve spec-writing and AI-assisted development. You need one after finishing and merging a feature to prevent losing valuable team insights and codebase discoveries.

How do I document flag rollout behavior and sunset accuracy after a launch?▼

Document flag rollout behavior by triggering the flag-aware follow-up section during your retrospective. When the referenced spec indicates a flag decision, the skill adds targeted questions about rollout behavior, sunset accuracy, and whether to retire the flag.

Can I scan past retrospectives for recurring patterns and team learning themes?▼

Yes, you can scan retrospectives for recurring themes because the skill persists output under retros/feature-name.md and performs cross-retro pattern scanning. This identifies recurring themes across multiple stored artifacts to build durable team knowledge.

Does the retrospective require a completed spec before running?▼

The retrospective references a spec to add targeted flag rollout questions when the spec is flag-decision enabled. You run it after finish/merge workflows, making a completed or merged spec the typical prerequisite for accurate knowledge capture.

What is the best way to turn shipped work into durable documentation artifacts?▼

The best way to turn shipped work into durable artifacts is a staged Q&A retrospective requiring real answers. It captures surprises and concrete rules for next time, persisting the structured output as a markdown file under the retros directory.