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ai-retrospective

AI Collaboration Retrospective — a tool-agnostic post-session analysis framework. After each AI-assisted coding/development session, it systematically reviews the entire conversation across eight dimensions to identify improvement opportunities and generate a structured retrospective report. Core goal: make every AI session better than the last.

skill-install — Terminal

Install via CLI (Recommended)

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/amoshc/ai-retrospective-skill
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AI Collaboration Retrospective

Post-session systematic review tool. Eight-dimension deep analysis drives a continuous improvement loop for AI-assisted development.

Core Principles

  • Conversation context is the data source: The complete conversation history of the current session is already in context — no external data fetching needed
  • Progressive loading: Detailed evaluation criteria live in references/analysis_dimensions.md — load on demand
  • Self-reflection first: Examine the AI's own shortcomings before analyzing user-side improvements. This is NOT about criticizing the user — it's about finding efficiency gains in the "AI + Human" collaboration
  • Quantify everything: Every finding must reference specific conversation turns, wasted operations, and include counterfactual reasoning ("If X had been done, Y turns could have been saved")
  • Dig deep: Don't settle for "no findings." Complete the self-check list for each dimension before declaring it clean

Execution Model

This skill is pure LLM instruction-driven — no scripts, no external dependencies. It works on any AI assistant that can:

  1. Access the current conversation history
  2. Read reference files from this skill's directory
  3. Write output files to the workspace

Capability adaptation: The workflow below references file operations and memory updates. If your AI tool doesn't support a specific capability, skip that step and note it in the report. The analysis itself only requires conversation context access.

Workflow (Six Steps)

Step 1: Conversation Review — Extract Key Events + Tag Waste Points

Scan the entire conversation context and extract these key events into a timeline:

Event TypeRecognition Signal
Tool invocationsCommand execution, file reading/writing, web searches, code generation
File changesFiles created, modified, or deleted
Errors & fixesError messages, lint failures, debugging cycles
Repeated modificationsSame file/feature modified multiple times, user providing multiple clarifications
Decision pointsTechnology choices, architecture decisions, trade-offs
Automation/plugin usageAny skill, agent, plugin, or extension triggered during the session
User clarificationsUser adding context because the AI misunderstood intent
Verification roundsUser providing test data/feedback, AI analyzing verification results
AI misjudgmentsAI providing wrong conclusions, missing critical issues, or jumping to premature conclusions

Filter rule: System initialization events (bootstrap files, identity setup, etc.) are excluded from analysis.

Critical step — Waste point tagging:

After building the timeline, interrogate each event in reverse:

  1. Could this step have been avoided? If something had been done earlier, would this step be unnecessary?

Metadata

Author@amoshc
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Updated2026-05-01
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Paste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.

{
  "plugins": {
    "official-amoshc-ai-retrospective-skill": {
      "enabled": true,
      "auto_update": true
    }
  }
}
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