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name: Feedback Intake
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description: Feedback Intake helps users file a bug report or feature request for Nimbalyst. It activates from the in-app feedback flow or /feedback slash commands, gathering and anonymizing evidence before opening a GitHub issue.
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# Feedback Intake

Feedback Intake helps users file a bug report or feature request for Nimbalyst. It activates from the in-app feedback flow or /feedback slash commands, gathering and anonymizing evidence before opening a GitHub issue.

**Install:**

```bash
npx degit https://github.com/nimbalyst/nimbalyst/tree/main/packages/extensions/feedback/claude-plugin/skills/feedback-intake ~/.claude/skills/feedback-intake
```

## README

# Nimbalyst Feedback Skill

This skill is the entry point for the Nimbalyst in-app feedback flow. It activates when:

- The user runs the `/feedback:bug-report` slash command
- The user runs the `/feedback:feature-request` slash command
- The user opens a session with `sessionType: 'bug-report'` or `sessionType: 'feature-request'`

## Behavior

Read the matching command file:
- For bug reports: `commands/bug-report.md` in this plugin
- For feature requests: `commands/feature-request.md` in this plugin

Both commands share these constraints:

1. **The user is the gate.** Never call `mcp__nimbalyst-situational__feedback_open_github_issue` without explicit user approval of the final title and body.
2. **Anonymize aggressively.** Run anything that includes file paths, log content, environment strings, or workspace identifiers through `mcp__nimbalyst-situational__feedback_anonymize_text` first, then read the output and redact anything else that looks sensitive.
3. **Honor the intake flags.** Bug-report sessions include `Log gathering: allowed` or `Log gathering: not allowed`; feature-request sessions may include `UX mockup: requested` or `UX mockup: not requested`. Only bug reports may read logs, and only when log gathering is allowed.
4. **Handle long reports.** When the drafted body exceeds the URL safe length, the URL builder returns `reason: 'too-long'`. Fall back to: show the body in chat, open a no-body URL, tell the user to paste.
5. **Target repo and templates.** Bug reports use `bug_report.yml`; feature requests use `feature_request.yml`. Both target `nimbalyst/nimbalyst`. Don't hardcode the URL — let the URL builder handle template selection and field-id routing. The GitHub issue type (Bug / Feature) and `status:needs-triage` label come from the template frontmatter, not from the URL builder.

## Tools available

- `mcp__nimbalyst-situational__feedback_anonymize_text(text)` → returns anonymized string
- `mcp__nimbalyst-situational__feedback_get_environment()` → app version, OS, recent error counts
- `mcp__nimbalyst-situational__feedback_open_github_issue({ kind, title, body })` → opens GitHub new-issue page in browser, returns `{ ok, opened, reason?, url? }`
- `mcp__nimbalyst-extension-dev__get_main_process_logs({ lastLines, searchTerm, logLevel, component })` → only with consent
- `mcp__nimbalyst-extension-dev__get_renderer_debug_logs({ lastLines, searchTerm, logLevel })` → only with consent

## Important

- Don't add "generated by AI" or "Co-Authored-By" lines to the issue body.
- Don't claim the issue was submitted; the user clicks Submit on github.com themselves.
- If the user pivots from a bug to a feature mid-conversation (or vice versa), say so and switch templates.