Reflection Skills FAQs

Question 1

What is Reflection Skills?

Accepted Answer

Reflection Skills is an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides a curated set of developer-native reflection frameworks, exercises, and prompt packs designed for various applications and workflows.

Question 2

Is Reflection Skills open-source and does it handle user data?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Reflection Skills is open-source (MIT License for code, CC BY 4.0 for content). It is intentionally stateless and does not require or access any user-specific data, making it safe for integration across many private contexts.

Question 3

Is the reflection guidance customizable?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all tools accept an optional configuration object to control parameters such as reflection depth (quick, standard, deep), audience level (junior to staff+), focus dimensions (clarity, tradeoffs), time budget, and specific use cases.

Question 4

What kind of reflection content does it provide?

Accepted Answer

It offers 'cards'—small, structured units of reflection knowledge including frameworks (like SBAR), exercises (like 5 Whys), and prompt packs (like daily pulse), all written in developer language and tailored for specific engineering contexts.

Question 5

How can Reflection Skills be integrated into existing tools or workflows?

Accepted Answer

It can be integrated as an MCP server locally via stdio, or remotely via HTTP/Docker. It's ideal for journaling apps, coaching agents, dev productivity tools, retrospective tooling, and personal agent workflows.

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