retrospect

name	retrospect
description	Reflect on current session and record experience. /retrospect = remember. --plan = + backlog item. --fix = + implement now.

Retrospect

Reflect on what just happened. Three escalation levels:

Command

/retrospect [--plan | --fix] [subject]

Mode	What happens
/retrospect	Record experience to .agents/memory/experience/
/retrospect --plan	Record experience + create backlog item in .agents/backlog/
/retrospect --fix	Record experience + create backlog item + implement the fix now

Subject is optional. Without it — reflect on the current session trajectory. With it — reflect on the given topic or memory link.

Workflow

Default (/retrospect)

1. Review current session — what went wrong, what was learned.
2. Write to .agents/memory/experience/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md.
3. Done.

Plan (/retrospect --plan)

1. Everything from default.
2. Create actionable item in .agents/backlog/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md with source: linking to the experience entry.

Fix (/retrospect --fix)

1. Everything from --plan.
2. Implement the fix in code immediately.
3. Update the backlog item status or delete it.

Rules

1. Current trajectory first — without subject, reflect on what just happened, not on old files.
2. Always record — every mode writes experience. --plan adds backlog. --fix adds backlog + code.
3. Link sources — backlog items reference the experience entry they came from.
4. Merge, don't duplicate — if an observation or experience on the same topic exists, update it.
5. Redact before write — memory landscape rules: omit landscape ids from experience/backlog; never paste fixtures in place of redacted real ids.