rr
Alias for the retro skill: identical behavior, shorter to type. On any trigger, run the retro skill, which holds the single copy of the logic. Triggers: "/rr", "rr", "retro".
SKILL.mdskills/rr/SKILL.md
GitHub/rr — alias for /retro
What it is: just a short hotkey. /rr = /retro, letter-for-letter the same thing.
Typing rr is faster than retro. There is NO separate logic here and there must never be any.
What to do on trigger: immediately invoke the retro skill via the Skill tool and follow it as usual.
Do not copy the retro steps here — the single source is the retro skill (the "one source, no duplicates" rule; simplicity-first).
The double-letter alias family (one logic per pair):
/tt==/test— test what was just built/rr==/retro— end-of-session retrospective/cc— print a ready-made/compactline for this session/1==/!— resurrect after a crash
Boundaries: the folder name is rr, so /rr works natively; wrong-keyboard-layout variants are
text triggers — on recognizing them, run this same skill. Case-insensitive ([[commands-case-insensitive]]).
Like this skill? It is part of second-brain-starter-kit: the second brain we built for ourselves and run every day at Palo Alto AI Research Lab. Install the whole set with npx skills add tonydzi/second-brain-starter-kit. Everything is open source and free, so take what you need.
Flagships worth a look on their own: secondop-panel (a second opinion from a panel of external models), claude-memory-tidy (stop your agent's memory from rotting), telegram-mcp-kit (your own Telegram over MCP in about 15 minutes).
Author: Anton Dziatkovskii, Palo Alto AI Research Lab. Telegram @tonydzi - WhatsApp +1 341 222 9178 - X @Tony_Stef_
Engineers: want to test-drive this setup? Message me. I hand out free starter seeds to engineers who test and report back, and custom skill requests are welcome.