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Post-pipeline retrospective — parse logs, score process quality, find waste patterns, suggest skill/script patches. Use after pipeline completes or when user says "retro", "evaluate pipeline", "what went wrong", "pipeline review", "check pipeline logs".

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Installation

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Skill instructions

/retro

This skill is self-contained — follow the phases below instead of delegating to other skills (/review, /audit, /build) or spawning Task subagents. Run all analysis directly.

Post-pipeline retrospective. Parses pipeline logs, counts productive vs wasted iterations, identifies recurring failure patterns, scores the pipeline run, and suggests concrete patches to skills/scripts to prevent the same failures next time.

When to use

After a pipeline completes (or gets cancelled). This is the process quality check — /review checks code quality, /retro checks pipeline process quality.

Can also be used standalone on any project — with or without pipeline logs.

MCP Tools (use if available)

  • session_search(query) — find past pipeline runs and known issues
  • codegraph_explain(project) — understand project architecture context
  • codegraph_query(query) — query code graph for project metadata

If MCP tools are not available, fall back to Glob + Grep + Read.

Phase 1: Locate Artifacts

  1. Detect project from $ARGUMENTS or CWD:

    • If argument provided: use it as project name
    • Otherwise: extract from CWD basename (e.g., ~/projects/my-app -> my-app)
  2. Find pipeline state file: .solo/pipelines/solo-pipeline-{project}.local.md (project-local) or ~/.solo/pipelines/solo-pipeline-{project}.local.md (global fallback)

    • If it exists: pipeline is still running or wasn't cleaned up — read YAML frontmatter for project_root:
    • If not: pipeline completed — use CWD as project root
  3. Verify artifacts exist (parallel reads):

    • Pipeline log: {project_root}/.solo/pipelines/pipeline.log
    • Iter logs: {project_root}/.solo/pipelines/iter-*.log
    • Progress file: {project_root}/.solo/pipelines/progress.md
    • Plan-done directory: {project_root}/docs/plan-done/
    • Active plan: {project_root}/docs/plan/
  4. Determine analysis mode:

    • If pipeline log exists: proceed with full log-based analysis (Phases...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/fortunto2/solo-retro
Version
—
Commit
a731876c891256964d8dd19f1acd091fcbf1df3b
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# /retro

This skill is self-contained — follow the phases below instead of delegating to other skills (/review, /audit, /build) or spawning Task subagents. Run all analysis directly.

Post-pipeline retrospective. Parses pipeline logs, counts productive vs wasted iterations, identifies recurring failure patterns, scores the pipeline run, and suggests concrete patches to skills/scripts to prevent the same failures next time.

## When to use

After a pipeline completes (or gets cancelled). This is the process quality check — `/review` checks **code quality**, `/retro` checks **pipeline process quality**.

Can also be used standalone on any project — with or without pipeline logs.

## MCP Tools (use if available)

- `session_search(query)` — find past pipeline runs and known issues
- `codegraph_explain(project)` — understand project architecture context
- `codegraph_query(query)` — query code graph for project metadata

If MCP tools are not available, fall back to Glob + Grep + Read.

## Phase 1: Locate Artifacts

1. **Detect project** from `$ARGUMENTS` or CWD:
   - If argument provided: use it as project name
   - Otherwise: extract from CWD basename (e.g., `~/projects/my-app` -> `my-app`)

2. **Find pipeline state file:** `.solo/pipelines/solo-pipeline-{project}.local.md` (project-local) or `~/.solo/pipelines/solo-pipeline-{project}.local.md` (global fallback)
   - If it exists: pipeline is still running or wasn't cleaned up — read YAML frontmatter for `project_root:`
   - If not: pipeline completed — use CWD as project root

3. **Verify artifacts exist (parallel reads):**
   - Pipeline log: `{project_root}/.solo/pipelines/pipeline.log`
   - Iter logs: `{project_root}/.solo/pipelines/iter-*.log`
   - Progress file: `{project_root}/.solo/pipelines/progress.md`
   - Plan-done directory: `{project_root}/docs/plan-done/`
   - Active plan: `{project_root}/docs/plan/`

4. **Determine analysis mode:**
   - If pipeline log exists: proceed with full log-based analysis (Phases...

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