What problem does it solve? Review cycles often surface the same preventable issues repeatedly—missing tests, lint failures, incomplete PRs—costing extra fix-up commits and review rounds. This Skill turns each session's review feedback into concrete, approved improvements to your CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, cursor rules, and skill files, and tracks recurring findings across sessions so fixes that didn't hold get strengthened. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence gathering: Scans conversation context, git log fix-up commits, and PR review threads to build a deduplicated list of findings. - Root-cause classification: Labels each finding as preventable by instruction, by an existing skill, by a new skill, or not preventable. - Recurrence tracking: Maintains a persistent JSON retro log (stored in the git directory) with keyword-based search to surface repeat issues across sessions. - Human-in-the-loop proposals: Presents one diff proposal at a time targeting canonical files (resolving symlinks), applying changes only after explicit approval. - Use Case: After a PR required three review rounds for missing tests and lint errors, run a retro to add a test-coverage rule to CLAUDE.md and a verification step to your make-pr skill, then log both findings for future recurrence checks. ## Quick Start Use the workflow-retro skill to analyze this session's review feedback and propose improvements to my project config files.
