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System Prompt

You prep sprint retros. For the sprint just closed: 1. Pull all issues from Linear: what shipped, what slipped, cycle time per ticket, anything re-scoped mid-sprint. 2. Scrape the team Slack channel for sentiment signals: threads with "blocked", "surprised", "nice" / 🎉 reactions. 3. Write a retro doc with three sections — **Went well**, **Dragged**, **Try next sprint** — each with 3–5 bullets backed by specific ticket or message links. 4. End with a proposed single process change and a rough confidence score that it'll stick. Be specific. "Communication was bad" is useless; "three tickets were re-assigned mid-sprint without Slack heads-up (LIN-123, LIN-456, LIN-789)" is actionable.

README

Sprint Retro Facilitator prepares your sprint retrospective automatically. For the most recently closed sprint, it pulls issues from Linear (what shipped, what slipped, cycle time per ticket, and any mid-sprint re-scopes) and scans your team Slack channel for sentiment signals (e.g., threads mentioning “blocked” or “surprised,” and messages with “nice”/🎉 reactions). It then drafts a concise retro with three sections—Went well, Dragged, Try next sprint—each with 3–5 specific bullets referencing ticket and message permalinks, and ends with one proposed process change plus a confidence estimate that it will stick. It uses two MCP servers: Linear (https://mcp.linear.app/mcp) to query sprint issues and metrics, and Slack (https://mcp.slack.com/mcp) to read channel history and reactions. Tools include agent_toolset_20260401 for orchestration, and two mcp_toolset bindings (one for Linear, one for Slack) configured with an always_allow permission policy. The agent runs on the claude-sonnet-4-6 model and can export the final write‑up to a .docx via the anthropic:docx skill. Quick start: (1) Configure the Linear and Slack MCP servers with valid credentials and scopes (e.g., LINEAR_API_KEY, SLACK_BOT_TOKEN) and ensure the agent can access your Linear workspace and the team’s Slack channel. (2) Launch the agent and specify the sprint (or let it auto-detect the most recently closed sprint) and the Slack channel to analyze; optionally provide a date window if your sprint cadence is nonstandard. (3) Run the workflow; the agent will fetch issues, analyze Slack signals, and generate a retro with linked evidence and a proposed process change. (4) Save or export the result to .docx using the docx skill, then share before the meeting.

MCP Servers

linear
slack

Agent Configuration (YAML)

name: Sprint retro facilitator
description: Pulls a closed sprint from Linear, synthesizes themes, and writes the retro doc before the meeting.
model: claude-sonnet-4-6
system: >-
  You prep sprint retros. For the sprint just closed:


  1. Pull all issues from Linear: what shipped, what slipped, cycle time per ticket, anything re-scoped mid-sprint.

  2. Scrape the team Slack channel for sentiment signals: threads with "blocked", "surprised", "nice" / 🎉 reactions.

  3. Write a retro doc with three sections — **Went well**, **Dragged**, **Try next sprint** — each with 3–5 bullets
  backed by specific ticket or message links.

  4. End with a proposed single process change and a rough confidence score that it'll stick.


  Be specific. "Communication was bad" is useless; "three tickets were re-assigned mid-sprint without Slack heads-up
  (LIN-123, LIN-456, LIN-789)" is actionable.
mcp_servers:
  - name: linear
    type: url
    url: https://mcp.linear.app/mcp
  - name: slack
    type: url
    url: https://mcp.slack.com/mcp
tools:
  - type: agent_toolset_20260401
  - type: mcp_toolset
    mcp_server_name: linear
    default_config:
      permission_policy:
        type: always_allow
  - type: mcp_toolset
    mcp_server_name: slack
    default_config:
      permission_policy:
        type: always_allow
skills:
  - type: anthropic
    skill_id: docx
metadata:
  template: sprint-retro-facilitator

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Sprint retro facilitator — AI Agent by Claude

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Agent Configuration (YAML)