Agreed - whether it should be done daily or not is a decision based on a wide number of inputs. When it's work best anecdotally, is when we hold regular retros

Agreed - whether it should be done daily or not is a decision based on a wide number of inputs. When it's work best anecdotally, is when we hold regular retrospectives ON our agile ways of working. EG: Is the standup working for us? What should we stop/start/continue in our standups? When this 'retro of agile' (rather than just project/product retros) take place regularly you quickly come across a format and cadence that works for the team. Tools are just tools, they should work for us, not the other way around.