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Use for git-based session retrospectives — session detection, commit categorization, focus scores, streak counting, and behavioral observations. Invoke with /stacks-retro.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Use for headless browser QA on Stacks applications — navigation, screenshots, responsive testing, console/network monitoring, and accessibility snapshots. Dependency-free: drives a system browser over the Chrome DevTools Protocol using only Bun (no Playwright/Puppeteer). Invoke with /stacks-browse.
Use when styling components in a Stacks application — utility-first CSS classes, theming, responsive design, variants, custom rules, or CSS generation. Crosswind is the CSS utility engine powering Stacks' Crosswind config.
Use when working with UI in a Stacks application — components, composables, reactivity (refs/watch/computed), Craft native components, Crosswind CSS, Crosswind utility framework, accessibility, or the STX templating engine. Covers @stacksjs/ui, @stacksjs/stx, and related UI tooling.
Use when building, modifying, or debugging API endpoints in a Stacks application — defining routes, handling requests, API middleware, working with the API server, HTTP client (fetcher), API resources, or OpenAPI generation. Covers both @stacksjs/api utilities and the stacks-api server implementation.
Use when working with routing in a Stacks application — defining routes, HTTP methods, route groups, middleware, named routes, URL generation, request enhancement (Laravel-style input/query/file helpers), response helpers, error responses, route model binding, or rate limiting. Covers @stacksjs/router, routes/, and app/Routes.ts.
Use when defining or organizing route files in a Stacks application — creating route files in routes/, registering them in app/Routes.ts, using route prefixes and middleware groups, or the default API routes structure. For the router API itself (request helpers, response helpers, middleware classes), see stacks-router.
| name | stacks-retro |
| description | Use for git-based session retrospectives — session detection, commit categorization, focus scores, streak counting, and behavioral observations. Invoke with /stacks-retro. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Bun >= 1.3.0, TypeScript |
| allowed-tools | Read Edit Write Bash Grep Glob |
Generate a retrospective analysis of recent development work based on git history.
Detect sessions using a 45-minute gap threshold between commits.
git log --all --format="%H|%ai|%an|%s" --since="7 days ago"
Adjust --since if user specifies a range ("today", "this week", etc.).
| Category | Indicators | Icon |
|---|---|---|
| Feature | feat:, new files, new exports | 🟢 |
| Fix | fix:, corrective changes | 🔴 |
| Refactor | refactor:, structural changes | 🔵 |
| Test | test:, test file changes | 🟡 |
| Docs | docs:, README changes | 📝 |
| Chore | chore:, deps, config, CI | ⚙️ |
| Style | style:, formatting, lint | 🎨 |
Parse gitlint-style conventional commit prefixes. Stacks uses these scopes: core, auth, database, router, buddy, ui, build, etc.
focus_score = (commits_in_primary_area / total_commits) × 100
Primary area = most-touched storage/framework/core/*/ package or top-level directory.
### Session [N]: [start] → [end] ([duration])
**Focus**: [score]/100 — [assessment]
**Primary area**: [package/directory]
**Commits**: [count]
| Time | Category | Message | Files |
|------|----------|---------|-------|
**Observation**: [one behavioral insight]
git log --all --format="%ad" --date=short | sort -u
## Streaks
🔥 Current streak: [N] days
📈 Longest streak: [N] days ([range])
📅 Active days: [N] / [total]
| Contributor | Commits | Primary Focus | Top Category | Avg Focus |
|-------------|---------|---------------|--------------|-----------|
2-4 observations backed by data:
# Retrospective: [date range]
## Overview
- **Period**: [range]
- **Sessions**: [count]
- **Total commits**: [count]
## Category Breakdown
[icons and counts]
## Sessions
[session details]
## Streaks
[streak data]
## Observations
[behavioral insights]
## Suggested Focus for Next Session
[one specific suggestion]