Run retrospectives, synthesize feedback and monitoring evidence, and plan the next iteration.
Scanned 9/3/2026
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---
facade: true
experimental: true
name: skillweave-post-release
description: "Run retrospectives, synthesize feedback and monitoring evidence, and plan the next iteration."
argument-hint: command="[retrospective|feedback|monitor|plan|health]" version="[version]"
---
# /skillweave-post-release
> Canonical metadata is English. User-facing artifacts follow the output language setting.
**Post-release lifecycle: retrospective interpretation, feedback synthesis, iteration planning.**
This skill handles what comes after a release goes live. It:
- **Consumes evidence from `skillweave-observe`** for reports, metrics, and health data
- **Owns retrospective interpretation** — synthesizing what went well, what to improve
- **Owns feedback synthesis** — categorizing and prioritizing community and system feedback
- **Owns iteration planning** — producing prioritized backlogs from retro + feedback
This skill does NOT implement a second health or monitoring subsystem. All observability data comes from `skillweave-observe`.
## Retro-Vorlage
Jede Retrospektive folgt dieser Struktur:
```markdown
## Retrospective v{version}
**Datum:** {date}
**Teilnehmer:** {participants}
### What went well
- {item}
### What to improve
- {item}
### Action Items
| Priority | Action | Owner |
|----------|--------|-------|
| P1 | {desc} | @user |
```
Action Items use P1 (blocker), P2 (next iteration), P3 (backlog) priority.
## Observe Integration
- `command="retrospective"` kann einen observe-report einbetten:
`skillweave-observe command="report" session="<id>"` liefert Rohdaten
für die Retro-Diskussion (Timings, Fehler, Bottlenecks).
- Feedback wird mit Memory-Daten angereichert: `skillweave-observe command="memory" session="<id>"`
liefert decisions/gotchas aus dem Release-Session-Kontext.
## Commands
| Command | Description |
|-----------------|-------------|
| `retrospective` | Führt eine Retro durch. Nutzt Vorlage + observe-Integration. Output: Markdown-Report |
| `feedback` | Sammelt Feedback aus GitHub Issues seit letztem Tag. Kategorisiert in bug/feature/improvement/question |
| `monitor` | Ruft Metriken ab (via observe health endpoint + deployment metrics) |
| `plan` | Erstellt Iterationsplan aus Retro + Feedback. Priorisiert nach urgency × effort |
| `health` | System-Health-Check via observe health endpoint |
## Backend Modules
- `src/skillweave/post_release/retrospective.py` — Retro-Vorlage, Report-Formatierung
- `src/skillweave/post_release/feedback.py` — GitHub Issue-Feedback, Kategorisierung
- `src/skillweave/post_release/iteration.py` — Backlog-Priorisierung, Plan-Formatierung
## Testing
| Test Case | What to Validate |
|-----------|------------------|
| Retro-Vorlage korrekt | `create_retro_template("0.7.0")` liefert dict mit version, sections (4 keys), date |
| Feedback-Kategorisierung | `categorize_feedback()` trennt bugs/features/improvements/questions korrekt |
| Iteration-Backlog valide | `plan_iteration()` produziert sortierte Liste mit priority_score |
| Observe-Integration | Retro-Report enthält Hinweis auf observe-report-Einbettung |
| Action-Item-Priorisierung | P1-Items stehen vor P2/P3 in der sortierten Ausgabe |
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