Okay, we had a partial meltdown in prod, and released some radioactive iodine-131, so that goes on the sad face side of of the retro board.

But on the good side, we _didn't_ have a hydrogen explosion due to some late-night troubleshooting, great work Carl!

But we learned a lot, our alerts were confusing, and our metrics didn't surface coolant level or the relief valve that was stuck open.

So next sprint, let's focus on monitoring and cross-team knowledge transfer! 3 points, right?

While true, this has nearly nothing to do with building (still to happen) or planning (has to be finished before the approval process). It is a 2 year paperwork delay and making sure the NIMBYs have all the time they might need to get organised.