retro

You finish a DeepSeek Harness session, the goal is met, the tool errors are logged, the feedback is noted, yet the lesson evaporates the moment you close the tab. retro plugs that gap: it captures goals, feedback, and tool failures from each session into reviewable retrospective cards, then walks you through drafting, reviewing, and archiving them as permanent notes in an Obsidian vault so the knowledge outlives the chat window.

The core workflow is a full retrospective pipeline. Use /retro draft to generate cards scoped to today, this week, the workspace, or a specific session; /retro review to keep, discard, or annotate each card; /retro entry keep to promote a card into a permanent experience note and refresh the index; and /weekly to produce a seven-day summary of sessions, materials, and feedback. Beyond individual cards, retro can surface rule proposals that you adopt into a skill or global rules file with /retro adopt, and turn the material into blog posts that you commit and push to a Git repository via /blog draft and /blog publish. A live Web panel in the DSH sidebar tracks pending cards, entry drafts, proposals, and the publishing queue, with one-click command copying.

retro is built for DeepSeek Harness users who want structured, repeatable retrospectives rather than ad-hoc journaling, and who already keep their long-term notes in Obsidian. If you have ever tried to re-read a week-old chat log and realized you cannot remember what you actually learned, retro is the plugin that will save you that hassle.