Structure self-assessments, manager reviews, calibration prep, and actionable feedback. — Claude Skill
Un Skill de Claude para Claude Code por Anthropic✓ — ejecutar /performance-review en Claude·Actualizado el 13 jun 2026·vmain@da04ccb
Creates performance review templates for employees and managers, turning vague feedback into specific examples, goal evidence, development plans, calibration tables, and comp recommendations for review.
- Supports self-assessment, manager review, and calibration modes.
- Structures feedback around accomplishments, goals, strengths, development areas, and evidence.
- Creates rating distribution and promotion candidate tables for calibration.
- Pushes feedback toward specific behaviors and actions instead of vague labels.
Managers write reviews from memory, with vague feedback and inconsistent evidence.
Run /performance-review to structure evidence, ratings, development plans, calibration points, and manager-ready feedback.
Para quién es
Run review cycles with templates, evidence, and calibration structure.
Ver skills para este rolWrite clearer manager feedback when the company has not built a full HR process yet.
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Turn notes and project evidence into a structured review draft.
Prepare rating distribution, promotion cases, and discussion points.
Give employees a clearer structure for accomplishments, goals, and growth.
Cómo funciona
Collect review cycle, mode, employee or team context, goals, evidence, and rating guidance.
Generate the right template: self-assessment, manager review, or calibration prep.
Organize evidence by goals, strengths, development areas, impact, and next-period goals.
Flag vague feedback and missing evidence for manager review.
Opciones de entrada
Self-assessment, manager review, or calibration.
Ejemplo
Mode: manager review Employee: Alex Rivera Role: Support Operations Lead Period: Q2 2026 Goals: - Reduce first response time below 2 hours - Improve escalation quality - Launch new support macros Evidence: - First response time improved from 3.1h to 1.7h - Escalation QA score moved from 78% to 89% - Macro launch shipped two weeks late but reduced repeated replies by 18% Concern: needs stronger cross-functional planning with Product Need: manager review draft with rating, strengths, development plan, and calibration notes.
Overall Rating: Meets Expectations, trending toward Exceeds if cross-functional planning improves. Alex delivered meaningful support operations improvements this quarter. First response time moved below target, escalation quality improved materially, and the macro launch reduced repeated replies. The main development area is earlier planning with Product when support work depends on product changes.
| Goal | Rating | Comments | |---|---|---| | Reduce first response time below 2 hours | Exceeded | Improved from 3.1h to 1.7h and sustained target for the final month | | Improve escalation quality | Met / Exceeded | QA score improved from 78% to 89%, with fewer missing reproduction steps | | Launch support macros | Met with timing concern | Shipped two weeks late, but reduced repeated replies by 18% after launch |
- Operational ownership: Alex moved a core support metric from above target to below target and kept the queue stable. - Quality focus: Escalation notes became clearer, which helped Product and Engineering act faster. - Practical automation: Macro work reduced repeated replies and created a reusable base for future support workflows.
- Cross-functional planning: Involve Product earlier when support changes depend on roadmap or tooling decisions. - Timeline communication: The macro launch delay was manageable, but the risk should have been escalated before the deadline slipped. - Next action: For the next support automation project, create a stakeholder map and weekly milestone review before work starts.
| Skill | Current | Target | Actions | |---|---|---|---| | Cross-functional planning | Reactive stakeholder engagement | Proactive planning before delivery risk | Create launch plan template; review with Product by week 1 | | Executive summary writing | Clear operational detail | Sharper leadership-level summaries | Send weekly metric narrative with decision needed / risk / next step | Calibration note: Evidence supports a strong Meets rating. Promotion should wait until Alex demonstrates proactive cross-functional planning across a full project cycle.
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/performance-review
If you see unfamiliar placeholders or need to check which tools are connected, see CONNECTORS.md.
Generate performance review templates and help structure feedback.
Usage
/performance-review $ARGUMENTS
Modes
/performance-review self-assessment # Generate self-assessment template
/performance-review manager [employee] # Manager review template for a specific person
/performance-review calibration # Calibration prep document
If no mode is specified, ask what type of review they need.
Output — Self-Assessment Template
## Self-Assessment: [Review Period]
### Key Accomplishments
[List your top 3-5 accomplishments this period. For each, describe the situation, your contribution, and the impact.]
1. **[Accomplishment]**
- Situation: [Context]
- Contribution: [What you did]
- Impact: [Measurable result]
### Goals Review
| Goal | Status | Evidence |
|------|--------|----------|
| [Goal from last period] | Met / Exceeded / Missed | [How you know] |
### Growth Areas
[Where did you grow? New skills, expanded scope, leadership moments.]
### Challenges
[What was hard? What would you do differently?]
### Goals for Next Period
1. [Goal — specific and measurable]
2. [Goal]
3. [Goal]
### Feedback for Manager
[How can your manager better support you?]
Output — Manager Review
## Performance Review: [Employee Name]
**Period:** [Date range] | **Manager:** [Your name]
### Overall Rating: [Exceeds / Meets / Below Expectations]
### Performance Summary
[2-3 sentence overall assessment]
### Key Strengths
- [Strength with specific example]
- [Strength with specific example]
### Areas for Development
- [Area with specific, actionable guidance]
- [Area with specific, actionable guidance]
### Goal Achievement
| Goal | Rating | Comments |
|------|--------|----------|
| [Goal] | [Rating] | [Specific observations] |
### Impact and Contributions
[Describe their biggest contributions and impact on the team/org]
### Development Plan
| Skill | Current | Target | Actions |
|-------|---------|--------|---------|
| [Skill] | [Level] | [Level] | [How to get there] |
### Compensation Recommendation
[Promotion / Equity refresh / Adjustment / No change — with justification]
Output — Calibration
## Calibration Prep: [Review Cycle]
**Manager:** [Your name] | **Team:** [Team] | **Period:** [Date range]
### Team Overview
| Employee | Role | Level | Tenure | Proposed Rating | Notes |
|----------|------|-------|--------|-----------------|-------|
| [Name] | [Role] | [Level] | [X years] | [Rating] | [Key context] |
### Rating Distribution
| Rating | Count | % of Team | Company Target |
|--------|-------|-----------|----------------|
| Exceeds Expectations | [X] | [X]% | ~15-20% |
| Meets Expectations | [X] | [X]% | ~60-70% |
| Below Expectations | [X] | [X]% | ~10-15% |
### Calibration Discussion Points
1. **[Employee]** — [Why this rating may need discussion, e.g., borderline, first review at level, recent role change]
2. **[Employee]** — [Discussion point]
### Promotion Candidates
| Employee | Current Level | Proposed Level | Justification |
|----------|-------------|----------------|---------------|
| [Name] | [Current] | [Proposed] | [Evidence of next-level performance] |
### Compensation Actions
| Employee | Action | Justification |
|----------|--------|---------------|
| [Name] | [Promotion / Equity refresh / Market adjustment / Retention] | [Why] |
### Manager Notes
[Context the calibration group should know — team changes, org shifts, project impacts]
If Connectors Available
If ~~HRIS is connected:
- Pull prior review history and goal tracking data
- Pre-populate employee details and current role information
If ~~project tracker is connected:
- Pull completed work and contributions for the review period
- Reference specific tickets and project milestones as evidence
Tips
- Be specific — "Great job" isn't feedback. "You reduced deploy time 40% by implementing the new CI pipeline" is.
- Balance positive and constructive — Both are essential. Neither should be a surprise.
- Focus on behaviors, not personality — "Your documentation has been incomplete" vs. "You're careless."
- Make development actionable — "Improve communication" is vague. "Present at the next team all-hands" is actionable.
Documentos de referencia
name: performance-review description: Structure a performance review with self-assessment, manager template, and calibration prep. Use when review season kicks off and you need a self-assessment template, writing a manager review for a direct report, prepping rating distributions and promotion cases for calibration, or turning vague feedback into specific behavioral examples. argument-hint: "<employee name or review cycle>"
/performance-review
If you see unfamiliar placeholders or need to check which tools are connected, see CONNECTORS.md.
Generate performance review templates and help structure feedback.
Usage
/performance-review $ARGUMENTS
Modes
/performance-review self-assessment # Generate self-assessment template
/performance-review manager [employee] # Manager review template for a specific person
/performance-review calibration # Calibration prep document
If no mode is specified, ask what type of review they need.
Output — Self-Assessment Template
## Self-Assessment: [Review Period]
### Key Accomplishments
[List your top 3-5 accomplishments this period. For each, describe the situation, your contribution, and the impact.]
1. **[Accomplishment]**
- Situation: [Context]
- Contribution: [What you did]
- Impact: [Measurable result]
### Goals Review
| Goal | Status | Evidence |
|------|--------|----------|
| [Goal from last period] | Met / Exceeded / Missed | [How you know] |
### Growth Areas
[Where did you grow? New skills, expanded scope, leadership moments.]
### Challenges
[What was hard? What would you do differently?]
### Goals for Next Period
1. [Goal — specific and measurable]
2. [Goal]
3. [Goal]
### Feedback for Manager
[How can your manager better support you?]
Output — Manager Review
## Performance Review: [Employee Name]
**Period:** [Date range] | **Manager:** [Your name]
### Overall Rating: [Exceeds / Meets / Below Expectations]
### Performance Summary
[2-3 sentence overall assessment]
### Key Strengths
- [Strength with specific example]
- [Strength with specific example]
### Areas for Development
- [Area with specific, actionable guidance]
- [Area with specific, actionable guidance]
### Goal Achievement
| Goal | Rating | Comments |
|------|--------|----------|
| [Goal] | [Rating] | [Specific observations] |
### Impact and Contributions
[Describe their biggest contributions and impact on the team/org]
### Development Plan
| Skill | Current | Target | Actions |
|-------|---------|--------|---------|
| [Skill] | [Level] | [Level] | [How to get there] |
### Compensation Recommendation
[Promotion / Equity refresh / Adjustment / No change — with justification]
Output — Calibration
## Calibration Prep: [Review Cycle]
**Manager:** [Your name] | **Team:** [Team] | **Period:** [Date range]
### Team Overview
| Employee | Role | Level | Tenure | Proposed Rating | Notes |
|----------|------|-------|--------|-----------------|-------|
| [Name] | [Role] | [Level] | [X years] | [Rating] | [Key context] |
### Rating Distribution
| Rating | Count | % of Team | Company Target |
|--------|-------|-----------|----------------|
| Exceeds Expectations | [X] | [X]% | ~15-20% |
| Meets Expectations | [X] | [X]% | ~60-70% |
| Below Expectations | [X] | [X]% | ~10-15% |
### Calibration Discussion Points
1. **[Employee]** — [Why this rating may need discussion, e.g., borderline, first review at level, recent role change]
2. **[Employee]** — [Discussion point]
### Promotion Candidates
| Employee | Current Level | Proposed Level | Justification |
|----------|-------------|----------------|---------------|
| [Name] | [Current] | [Proposed] | [Evidence of next-level performance] |
### Compensation Actions
| Employee | Action | Justification |
|----------|--------|---------------|
| [Name] | [Promotion / Equity refresh / Market adjustment / Retention] | [Why] |
### Manager Notes
[Context the calibration group should know — team changes, org shifts, project impacts]
If Connectors Available
If ~~HRIS is connected:
- Pull prior review history and goal tracking data
- Pre-populate employee details and current role information
If ~~project tracker is connected:
- Pull completed work and contributions for the review period
- Reference specific tickets and project milestones as evidence
Tips
- Be specific — "Great job" isn't feedback. "You reduced deploy time 40% by implementing the new CI pipeline" is.
- Balance positive and constructive — Both are essential. Neither should be a surprise.
- Focus on behaviors, not personality — "Your documentation has been incomplete" vs. "You're careless."
- Make development actionable — "Improve communication" is vague. "Present at the next team all-hands" is actionable.