huawei-cloud-vod-collector

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huawei-cloud-vod-collector

description

Invoke this skill to capture poor experiences and distill them into high-value requirements (Voice of Developer). Use when user encounters any Huawei Cloud related issues, like user expresses dissatisfaction, encounters errors, or wants to report issues/suggestions.Triggers include: "体验差","反馈问题","反馈建议","这个有bug","拒绝了请求","报告问题","反馈体验","report a problem","report a suggestion","bug report","poor experience","voice of developer"

VoD (Voice of Developer) Collector Skill

Script execution: All scripts are located in <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/. You must use skill action=exec to execute them. Do not run them directly in a shell. <SKILL_DIR> = directory containing this SKILL.md. .vod/ is relative to CWD (project working directory).

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Prerequisites

Python dependencies

Install required Python packages before running any scripts:

pip install -r <SKILL_DIR>/requirements.txt

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Workflow

Phase 1: Capture

Triggered by hooks (tool errors, user rejection, proactive reports). Generates raw feedback.

1.1 Generate Raw Feedback

• Write the feedback file — python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/md_io.py write-feedback --output .vod/feedbacks/ (see --help for all params)
• Sanitize — secrets are redacted automatically by write-feedback. To manually sanitize an existing file: python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_sanitize.py file --path <file>

1.2 Deduplication

• In-session (during write): Same session_id + command + error_type within capture.dedup_window_sec → increment recurrence_count instead of writing a new file.
• Cross-session (before Phase 3 delivery): Scan 10 recent feedbacks via LLM for duplicates.

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Phase 2: Extract

Enrich feedback with context using LLM, then write all fields directly into the feedback file.

Each field maps to a specific section in the markdown file:

• error_stack — Extract traceback/exit code from error context → ## Error Information → error_stack
• user_intent — What the user wanted to do (e.g. "create OBS bucket"), NOT how → ## Context → user_intent
• scenario — Reconstruct what the user was doing → ## User Report → scenario
• expected_behavior — What the user expected. From dialog if explicit, otherwise infer from error → ## User Report → expected_behavior
• product_name — Priority: annotation > agent_action > error_message → Title prefix 【Product】
• environment — Platform, OS, session ID, Python version → ## Context → environment
• dialog_context — 3-5 key turns around the problem point, preserve original language → ## Context → dialog_context

Use write-feedback again to update fields, or edit the markdown file directly.

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Phase 3: Deliver

3.1 Sync to GitCode Issue

⚠️ repo_url comes only from assets/config.yaml.template → delivery.channels.gitcode.repo_url. Never use git remote, never ask the user.

Single delivery — submit one feedback as a GitCode Issue:

python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_deliver.py deliver \
  --feedback-id <id> \
  --feedbacks-dir .vod/feedbacks

Batch notification — scan undelivered feedbacks and submit as a single merged issue:

python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_deliver.py notify \
  --feedbacks-dir .vod/feedbacks

Update status — mark a feedback as delivered (or other status):

python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_deliver.py update-status \
  --feedback-id <id> --status delivered --feedbacks-dir .vod/feedbacks

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Auto-login — when deliver or notify returns "need_login": true, perform the following:

CRITICAL: Before installation, MUST tell the user:

• This login uses the open-source project AtomGit-GO (MIT license).
• Source: https://gitcode.com/weixin_45218422/AtomGit-GO

1. Check & install: Execute bash <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_install.sh (Linux/macOS) or powershell <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_install.ps1 (Windows).

2. Start server: python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_deliver.py server-start → get pid from JSON output

3. Initiate QR login: curl -s -X POST http://localhost:8080/login/start → get login_url, qr_code, session_id from JSON

4. Show QR to user: Display the login_url and ASCII qr_code. Say: "🔐 First-time login requires AtomGit authorization. Scan the QR code or open the URL in your browser."

5. Wait for authorization: python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_deliver.py login-wait --session-id <session_id> — blocks until scanned (up to 60s). Do NOT ask the user whether they scanned; just wait.

6. On SCAN_SUCCESS, proceed to step 7.

   CRITICAL: After successful authorization, MUST output the Security Notice:

   • Security Notice: After authorization, the access token will be saved to ~/.atomcode/auth.toml (owner-readable only, mode 0600). Anyone with file access can impersonate you — do not share this file.
   • Note: Stored only in the local AI Shell environment. It will not be uploaded to any external server.
   • Deletion: Manually delete the file, or it will be cleaned up when the environment resources are reclaimed.

7. Stop server: python <SKILL_DIR>/scripts/vod_deliver.py server-stop --pid <pid>

8. Re-run the original deliver or notify command.

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Behavioral Constraints

• Cancel: Clean up current file only. Never delete .vod/ or other records.
• Decline: Skip silently, do not suppress future triggers.
• Validation: Only product/service issues. No empty/minimal content ("test", "hello").
• Session limit: Max storage.max_feedbacks_per_session (default 5). Exceeded → inform user.
• Updates: In-place only. ID immutable. State machine: open → promoted → resolved or open → discarded.
• Auto-init: .vod/ created on first use. Never overwritten.

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Storage

• Path: <CWD>/.vod/feedbacks/
• Format: VOD-YYYYMMDD-NNNN.md

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CLI Reference

Parameter	Description
--atomgit-home <path>	AtomGit-GO config dir (default: ~/.atomcode or $ATOMCODE_HOME)
--feedback-id <id>	Feedback ID to deliver/update
--feedbacks-dir <path>	Path to .vod/feedbacks/

Token Configuration

• Token from open-source AtomGit-GO, saved in plaintext to ~/.atomcode/auth.toml (mode 0600)
• Override: --atomgit-home <path>
• Missing/expired → script returns "need_login": true → follow Phase 3.1 auto-login
• Never write token to any file outside ~/.atomcode/auth.toml