Agent skill
sprint-retrospective
Facilitate effective sprint retrospectives for continuous team improvement. Use when conducting team retrospectives, identifying improvements, or fostering team collaboration. Handles retrospective formats, action items, and facilitation techniques.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/aiskillstore/marketplace/tree/main/skills/supercent-io/sprint-retrospective
Metadata
Additional technical details for this skill
- tags
- retrospective, agile, scrum, team-improvement, facilitation
- platforms
- Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini
SKILL.md
Sprint Retrospective
When to use this skill
- End of sprint: at the end of each sprint
- Project milestone: after major releases
- Team issues: when an immediate retrospective is needed
Instructions
Step 1: Start-Stop-Continue
## Retrospective Template: Start-Stop-Continue
### START (Start doing)
- Make daily standups shorter (within 5 minutes)
- Use a code review checklist
- Introduce pair programming
### STOP (Stop doing)
- Deploying on Friday afternoons (rollback risk)
- Overusing emergency meetings
- Adding features without documentation
### CONTINUE (Keep doing)
- Weekly tech sharing session
- Automated tests
- Transparent communication
### Action Items
1. [ ] Change standup time from 9:00 → 9:30 (Team Lead)
2. [ ] Write a code review checklist document (Developer A)
3. [ ] Announce the "no Friday deployments" rule (Team Lead)
Step 2: Mad-Sad-Glad
## Retrospective: Mad-Sad-Glad
### MAD (What made us mad)
- Urgent bugs after deployment (twice)
- Requirements changed frequently
- Unstable test environment
### SAD (What we wished went better)
- Not enough time for code reviews
- Documentation lagged behind
- Accumulating tech debt
### GLAD (What made us glad)
- New team members onboarded quickly
- CI/CD pipeline stabilized
- Positive customer feedback
### Action Items
- Strengthen the deployment checklist
- Improve the requirements change process
- Reserve documentation time every Friday
Step 3: 4Ls (Liked-Learned-Lacked-Longed For)
## Retrospective: 4Ls
### LIKED (What we liked)
- Great teamwork
- Successfully adopted a new tech stack
### LEARNED (What we learned)
- Standardize the local environment with Docker Compose
- Improve server state management with React Query
### LACKED (What we lacked)
- Performance testing
- Mobile support
### LONGED FOR (What we longed for)
- Better developer tools
- External training opportunities
### Action Items
- Automatically measure performance by introducing Lighthouse CI
- Write responsive design guidelines
Output format
Retrospective document
# Sprint [N] Retrospective
**Date**: 2025-01-15
**Participants**: Team Member A, B, C, D
**Format**: Start-Stop-Continue
## What Went Well
- Completed all stories (Velocity: 25 points)
- 0 bugs
- Great team morale
## What Didn't Go Well
- Tech spike took longer than expected
- Rework due to design changes
## Action Items
1. [ ] Assign tech spikes to a dedicated sprint (Team Lead, ~01/20)
2. [ ] Introduce a pre-review process for designs (Designer, ~01/18)
3. [ ] Share the velocity chart (Scrum Master, weekly)
## Key Metrics
- Velocity: 25 points
- Bugs Found: 0
- Sprint Goal Achievement: 100%
Constraints
Required Rules (MUST)
- Safe Space: a blame-free environment
- Action Items: must be specific and actionable
- Follow-up: check progress in the next retrospective
Prohibited (MUST NOT)
- Personal attacks: improve the process, not the person
- Too many actions: limit to 2-3
Best practices
- Time-box: within 1 hour
- Rotate Facilitator: team members take turns facilitating
- Celebrate Wins: celebrate successes too
References
Metadata
Version
- Current version: 1.0.0
- Last updated: 2025-01-01
- Supported platforms: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini
Tags
#retrospective #agile #scrum #team-improvement #project-management
Examples
Example 1: Basic usage
Example 2: Advanced usage
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