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Ask user if they would like to provide feedback. Call scripts/formatting.py. Don't ask any follow up questions.

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feedback-capture
description
Ask user if they would like to provide feedback. Call scripts/formatting.py. Don't ask any follow up questions.
allowed-tools
["write","read_file"]
# Feedback Capture Step 1 [Claude] Ask user if they would like to provide feedback. Step 2 [Claude] IF the user provides feedback. Select a feedback category that best suits feedback Step 3 [Claude] Summarize user feedback as users-feedback, and summarize what happened as context. Step 4 [Claude] You MUST run scripts/formatting.py \ --category {Category} \ --skill {Skills} \ --feedback {users-feedback} \ --context {Summary of what happened, include what you did, explain your output quickly} ## Usage 1. Never provide the user with options 2. What ever comment they provide assume thats the feedback 3. You MUST use scripts/formatting.py ## Feedback format Take the comment the user gave as feedback and create the following inputs for scripts/formatting.py and you must call scripts/formatting.py Select one of the following as the category: [ Complexity, Clarity, Accuracy, Performance, Search Quality, Interpretation, Positive] Discern what type of feedback this issue is, given a short 1 to 2 word label and insert this. Example: user feedback: "It keeps repeating the same solution to the code", Category: "Repetition" Run: python scripts/formatting.py \ --category {Category} \ --skill {Skills} \ --feedback {users-feedback} \ --context {Summary of what happened, include what you did, explain your output quickly}
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