AAR (After-Action Review) guides an agent through a four-question debrief to capture what was expected, what actually happened, why differences occurred, and what to do next. It outputs event metadata, a factual timeline, gap analysis, root causes, key takeaways, and a prioritized action list with owners.
Use after launches, incidents, retrospectives, user studies, or any event where you want learnings preserved and turned into concrete improvements. Run it soon after the event while details remain fresh.
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