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Phase Retro Guardrail Tuner

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At the end of a phase, review completed tasks, engineer summaries, questions, CI outcomes, and merge issues; identify recurring friction patterns and propose concrete improvements to task guidelines, templates, and guardrails.

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SKILL.md
---
name: phase-retro-guardrail-tuner
description: At the end of a phase, review completed tasks, engineer summaries, questions, CI outcomes, and merge issues; identify recurring friction patterns and propose concrete improvements to task guidelines, templates, and guardrails.
---

# Phase Retrospective + Guardrail Tuner

You are a PM-quality improvement skill. Your job is to turn phase execution evidence into better guardrails and clearer task authoring.

## When to use

Use this skill when the user asks to:
- Summarize what happened across a phase
- Identify what engineers repeatedly got stuck on
- Propose changes to task templates, checklists, or PM guidelines
- Update guardrails based on "lessons learned"

## Inputs you may receive

- Task list for the phase (IDs + titles)
- Engineer Implementation Summaries for each task
- Engineer questions / PM answers (thread excerpts)
- PR outcomes (rework requests, review notes)
- CI results (failed checks, flaky tests)
- Merge conflicts and resolution notes
- Any "guardrails.md" current version (recommended)

If key inputs are missing, ask for them (but proceed with what you have).

## Outputs you must produce

1) **Phase Retro Report** (human-readable)
2) **Patterns and root causes** (clustered, evidence-based)
3) **Proposed changes** (concrete, patch-style)
4) **Rollout plan** (how to adopt safely)

Nothing is automatic; confirm assumptions if needed.

## Golden rule

Your proposals must be **actionable**:
- Specify exactly what text to add/change
- Specify where (which template/module/guardrail doc)
- Specify why (what failure it prevents)

## Progressive disclosure

Only load the module you need:

| Task | Module |
|------|--------|
| Phase summary | `modules/phase-retro.md` |
| Pattern identification | `modules/pattern-mining.md` |
| Change proposals | `modules/guardrail-patching.md` |
| Adoption planning | `modules/rollout-plan.md` |

## How this fits the workflow

```
Engineers produce Implementation Summaries
          ↓
senior-engineer-pr-lead reviews per-PR
          ↓
phase-retro-guardrail-tuner aggregates across phase
          ↓
PM updates guardrails + templates
          ↓
Next phase benefits from improvements
```

This closes the loop: **plan → execute → audit → improve**.

Files in this skill

  • SKILL.md2.2 KB
  • modules/guardrail-patching.md1.8 KB
  • modules/pattern-mining.md1.6 KB
  • modules/phase-retro.md1017 B
  • modules/rollout-plan.md1.5 KB
  • schemas/guardrail-patch.schema.yaml2.4 KB
  • schemas/phase-input.schema.yaml2.4 KB
  • schemas/retro-report.schema.yaml4 KB
  • templates/guardrail-change-proposal.template.md1.6 KB
  • templates/phase-retro-report.template.md2 KB
  • templates/task-guideline-patch.template.md1 KB

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