Sure, you can "vibe/auto-retro". But in my experience the retro often results in "higher-order" structural changes. In starker terms: if you're ok with "vibe p

Sure, you can "vibe/auto-retro". But in my experience the retro often results in "higher-order" structural changes. In starker terms: if you're ok with "vibe principles", "vibe invariants", "vibe lint-rules", "vibe skill updates", and "vibe agent-tooling"... well. That's your call. Thankfully after a dozen or so retros the low hanging fruit starts to disappear. But until then, you've no idea what's there.