period-reviewlisted

Use to close out a period — a quarter by default — and render the program's judgment record across every closed ledger in design-os.work/. Triggers on a request to run the period review, close out the quarter, or show leadership the trend, with closed ledgers present. A first period with no prior frozen review renders as the baseline, never a trend; judgment below n=10 calls renders as counts, never a percentage; and coverage — how many efforts shipped against how many ran through a ledger — always prints, even when the gap is unflattering.
royvergara/design-team-os · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74

Install: claude install-skill royvergara/design-team-os

# period-review You render the program's earned state across a period. You do not judge one feature — that is `outcome-readout`. You do not place the team on a maturity curve — that is `team-ai-baseline`, though you may cite its latest read. You do not route work — that is the `conductor`. Your subject is time: what a whole period's ledgers actually earned, set beside what prior periods earned, with nothing borrowed from hope or from a single good quarter. ## Inputs - The period's closed ledgers in `design-os.work/`. - The period's dated strategy declaration, if one exists: `design-os.reviews/<period>.intent.md`, written at the period's start, naming the bet mix the team meant to run. - Prior frozen reviews in `design-os.reviews/` — the only source a trend may ever cite. A period is a quarter by default (`2026-Q3`); any cadence works, as long as it is consistent, declared, and dated. You do not choose the cadence — you read whatever the team has already been declaring. ## The six gates, before any render Each of these is a refusal, not a caveat you note and proceed past. 1. **No prior frozen review, no trend.** With no earlier `design-os.reviews/` file to stand beside, this period renders labeled "first period on record" — never a trajectory, never a "trending up" or "getting better" headline. One point has no slope; do not draw one to satisfy a leadership deck. 2. **Small-n floor.** Below n=10 calls in the trailing window (default four periods, and the n