AIrboard

Team retrospectives

A retrospective board for a better next sprint.

An online retrospective board for honest feedback and clear next steps. Give the team space to reflect, find the repeated problems, and decide what to change together.

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A better next sprintRetrospective frames collect what went well and what was difficult. An unclear handoff connects to an action: Ana will name a reviewer before work starts and check back next sprint. Went wellWas difficultTry nextSmaller changeswere easierto review.The demo gaveus feedbackearlier.Handoffswere unclear.Tests arrivedtoo late.Name a reviewerbefore work starts.Ana · next sprintOne change to try.Come back and checkwhat happened. A better next sprintRetrospective frames collect what went well and what was difficult. An unclear handoff connects to an action: Ana will name a reviewer before work starts and check back next sprint. Went wellSmaller changeswere easier.Reviews happenedsooner.Was difficultHandoffs wereunclear.Tests arrivedtoo late.Try nextName a reviewer before work starts.Ana · check back next sprint

A shared view of the work

A retrospective needs more than a list of things that went wrong. It needs a shared view of what helped, what slowed the team down, and what is worth changing. A board keeps the feedback close to the decisions it leads to.

Create frames for what went well, what was difficult, and what to try next. Use the same board during the discussion and after the session, so the team can return to its commitments at the next retrospective.

How to use AIrboard for retrospectives

  1. Collect specific observations

    Make a frame for each question and invite the team to add sticky notes. Ask for examples from the last sprint or project. Give people time to write before you start discussing the feedback.

  2. Group and discuss the feedback

    Move related sticky notes together while keeping their original wording. Name the themes and ask the team to check them. Use comments for questions that need input from someone who could not attend.

  3. Agree on a small change

    Choose a change the team can try before the next session. Put it in a next-steps frame with an owner and a review date written as text. Return to this frame at the start of the next retrospective.

Ask your agent to help

Your connected agent can help organise a wall of feedback while everyone watches. Treat its suggested next steps as discussion points. The team decides which changes to make and who will own them.

Group the retrospective feedback by theme without changing the wording. Add a frame of possible next steps for the team to discuss.

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Questions about retrospectives

Can I use a start, stop, continue format?

Yes. Name three frames Start, Stop, and Continue, then collect feedback as sticky notes inside them. You can use other questions and frame names to fit your team.

Is retrospective feedback anonymous?

This is a shared team board with participant presence. Do not use it as an anonymous feedback tool. Agree with the team on how feedback will be shared before the session.

Can teammates contribute after the meeting?

Yes. People with edit access can add feedback later. People with comment access can discuss the existing items without changing the board.

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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and more.