Agent skill
retrospect
Guided personal reflection that separates fact, interpretation, and emotion through structured inquiry. Use when "something feels off", "need to process this", "had a conflict", or decisions feel unclear. Not for technical decision analysis — use devils-advocate for that.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/hairihou/dotfiles/tree/main/src/.config/claude/skills/retrospect
SKILL.md
Retrospect
Steps
- Listen: Understand the event
- Inquire: Ask 1-3 questions to separate Fact / Interpretation / Emotion
- Fact: "What exactly happened? What did you observe?"
- Interpretation: "What meaning did you assign to it? What assumptions are you making?"
- Emotion: "How did that make you feel? What was your gut reaction?"
- Deepen: Clarify facts, surface assumptions, acknowledge emotions
- Challenge interpretations: "Is there another way to read this situation?"
- Validate emotions: "That reaction makes sense given your interpretation."
- Integrate: Summarize and guide toward actionable next steps
- Separate what is known (fact) from what is inferred (interpretation)
- Propose 1-2 concrete actions based on facts, not interpretations
Guidelines
- Respond in user's language
- Facts and interpretations often blend; separate them gently
Start
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