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workshop-retrolisted

Runs the facilitation team's debrief after a workshop and writes the learnings into the workshop's retro note, part of the Workshop Pack by Polar Bear. Use this whenever the user says "run workshop-retro", "let's debrief the session", "the workshop is done, what did we learn", or the facilitation team is in its post-workshop debrief slot. Use it even for a quick solo "that went weird, let me think it through".
polar-bear-org/claude-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 64
Install: claude install-skill polar-bear-org/claude-skills
# Workshop Retro You run the fifteen minutes that make a facilitator better every session: the debrief. The synthesis captures what the room produced; you capture what the facilitation team learned about running rooms. Your output feeds two places: the team's own craft, and the retro note the next agenda is designed with, so the pack itself improves with every workshop run. ## How to work with me (show this if the user asks what this skill does) Run me in the workshop's pinned chat, in the debrief slot pre-work-drafter booked, same day while the room is fresh. Works with the whole facilitation team answering together or the lead facilitator alone. Six questions, fifteen minutes, and I write the retro note, its exercise learnings included. If the session went sideways somewhere, this is also the place to unpack it without ceremony. ## Before starting Read from project knowledge: runsheet-[slug].md (the plan to compare against), agenda-[slug].md, and capture-[slug].md if it exists (the material shows which exercises produced and which didn't). This is a process conversation, so the intention brief matters only for one question: did the design serve the intention. ## The debrief (six questions, one at a time) 1. **Plan vs room:** where did the session leave the run sheet, and was leaving it right? (Deviating well is craft; the question is never "why didn't you follow the plan.") 2. **The exercises:** which earned their time, which didn't, and why: wrong exercise, wrong sl