feedback

Send feedback to the dot-wiki GitHub repository. Collects structured input from the user and submits it as a GitHub Issue.

Target Repository

dev-goraebap/dot-wiki

Workflow

1. Select type

Ask the user to choose the issue type via AskUserQuestion:

• A) Bug — errors, unexpected behavior
• B) Feature — feature request, improvement suggestion
• C) Question — usage question, general inquiry

Type determines the label:

Type	Label
Bug	bug
Feature	enhancement
Question	question

2. Collect user input

Ask the user to describe their feedback via AskUserQuestion. Free-form, natural language. Guide the user:

• For bugs: what happened, what was expected
• For features: what they want, why

The user may provide rough, informal input. That is fine — the agent refines it in the next step.

3. Draft the issue

The agent rewrites the user's input into a well-structured GitHub issue.

• Title: Write a clear, concise one-line title. Prefix with the type: [bug], [feature], [question].
• Description: Rewrite the user's input into proper issue format:
  • For bugs: steps to reproduce, expected vs actual behavior
  • For features: problem statement, proposed solution, expected benefit
  • For questions: clear question with relevant context
• Keep the user's intent intact. Do not add or remove meaning.
• Use professional, neutral tone.

Show the drafted title and description to the user via AskUserQuestion and ask for approval before proceeding. The user may request edits.

4. Auto-collect environment info

Collect the following automatically:

# OS
echo "$OSTYPE"

# Installed dot-wiki skills + versions
for skill_dir in ~/.claude/skills/wiki-init ~/.claude/skills/wiki-connect ~/.claude/skills/wiki-focus ~/.claude/skills/wiki-health ~/.claude/skills/workflow-idea ~/.claude/skills/workflow-erd ~/.claude/skills/workflow-next-plan ~/.claude/skills/feedback; do
  if [ -f "$skill_dir/SKILL.md" ]; then
    name=$(sed -n '/^---$/,/^---$/{ /^name:/{ s/^name:[[:space:]]*//p; } }' "$skill_dir/SKILL.md")
    version=$(sed -n '/^---$/,/^---$/{ /^[[:space:]]*version:/{ s/.*version:[[:space:]]*//p; } }' "$skill_dir/SKILL.md")
    echo "$name v$version"
  fi
done

5. Compose body

Assemble the issue body from collected information:

## Type

{bug / feature / question}

## Description

{user input}

## Environment

- OS: {os}
- Skills: {skill list}

6. Submit

Check gh CLI

gh auth status 2>/dev/null

Path A: gh authenticated

gh issue create \
  --repo dev-goraebap/dot-wiki \
  --title "{title}" \
  --body "{body}" \
  --label "{label}"

Show the created issue URL to the user.

Path B: gh not authenticated or not installed

Encode the title, body, and label as URL query parameters and open in the browser.

https://github.com/dev-goraebap/dot-wiki/issues/new?title={encoded_title}&body={encoded_body}&labels={label}

Open browser:

• macOS/Linux: open "{url}" or xdg-open "{url}"
• Windows (Git Bash): start "{url}"

Tell the user: "Please review and click Submit in the browser."

Rules

1. Never create an issue without user confirmation. Show the drafted issue and get approval before submitting.
2. Never include personal information. Exclude emails, usernames from paths, etc.
3. Always rewrite user input. Never submit raw user input as-is. The agent must draft a clean, structured issue.