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Pull and manage feedback from korulang.org. Use to see what users are reporting about tests/documentation, prioritize work, and mark items resolved.

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name	pull-feedback
description	Pull and manage feedback from korulang.org. Use to see what users are reporting about tests/documentation, prioritize work, and mark items resolved.

Feedback Tool

Pull user feedback from korulang.org (stored in Convex) and manage it.

Commands

Run from the korulang_org directory:

cd ~/src/korulang_org

# List all open feedback (default)
node scripts/pull-feedback.js

# View a specific item (use 8-char ID prefix)
node scripts/pull-feedback.js abc12345

# View with full test context (code + expected output)
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --context abc12345

# Mark as resolved
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --done abc12345

# Mark as won't fix
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --wontfix abc12345

# Reopen a closed item
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --reopen abc12345

# Create PRIORITY file in the test directory from feedback
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --priority abc12345

# Filter by category
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --category 310-comptime

# Full JSON dump
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --json

# Tonight's work: 5 lowest-rated pages with feedback
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --lowest

# List all rated pages (high to low)
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings

# List rated pages (low to high)  
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings --low

# List pages with specific rating (1-5)
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings 1
node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings 5

Workflow

Quick start for tonight's work:

Run --lowest to see the 5 lowest-rated pages with feedback
Pick a page, fix the issues
Re-rate the page on korulang.org after improving it

Finding best practices / gold standard examples:

Run --ratings to see all rated pages (highest first)
Run --ratings 5 to see only 5-star pages (curated examples)
Use these as templates when creating new tests or documentation

Full feedback workflow:

Run /pull-feedback to see open items
Use --context <id> to see the full test code for an item
Either:
- Fix the issue directly, then --done <id>
- Use --priority <id> to create a PRIORITY file in the test dir (auto-closes feedback)
Delete PRIORITY file when the work is complete

Notes

IDs are 8-character prefixes of the full Convex ID
Prioritized items (P1) appear first in the list
Feedback is URL-anchored to specific pages on korulang.org
The --priority command maps URLs back to test directories in this repo

Requirements

~/src/korulang_org/.env.local must contain:
- PUBLIC_CONVEX_URL - Convex deployment URL
- ADMIN_SECRET - Required for mutations (done/wontfix/reopen)

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Feedback Tool

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Commands

Run from the korulang_org directory:

cd ~/src/korulang_org # List all open feedback (default) node scripts/pull-feedback.js # View a specific item (use 8-char ID prefix) node scripts/pull-feedback.js abc12345 # View with full test context (code + expected output) node scripts/pull-feedback.js --context abc12345 # Mark as resolved node scripts/pull-feedback.js --done abc12345 # Mark as won't fix node scripts/pull-feedback.js --wontfix abc12345 # Reopen a closed item node scripts/pull-feedback.js --reopen abc12345 # Create PRIORITY file in the test directory from feedback node scripts/pull-feedback.js --priority abc12345 # Filter by category node scripts/pull-feedback.js --category 310-comptime # Full JSON dump node scripts/pull-feedback.js --json # Tonight's work: 5 lowest-rated pages with feedback node scripts/pull-feedback.js --lowest # List all rated pages (high to low) node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings # List rated pages (low to high) node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings --low # List pages with specific rating (1-5) node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings 1 node scripts/pull-feedback.js --ratings 5

Workflow

Quick start for tonight's work:

Run --lowest to see the 5 lowest-rated pages with feedback

Pick a page, fix the issues

Re-rate the page on korulang.org after improving it

Finding best practices / gold standard examples:

Run --ratings to see all rated pages (highest first)

Run --ratings 5 to see only 5-star pages (curated examples)

Use these as templates when creating new tests or documentation

Full feedback workflow:

Run /pull-feedback to see open items

Use --context <id> to see the full test code for an item

Either:

Fix the issue directly, then --done <id>
Use --priority <id> to create a PRIORITY file in the test dir (auto-closes feedback)

Delete PRIORITY file when the work is complete

Notes

IDs are 8-character prefixes of the full Convex ID

Prioritized items (P1) appear first in the list

Feedback is URL-anchored to specific pages on korulang.org

The --priority command maps URLs back to test directories in this repo

Requirements

~/src/korulang_org/.env.local must contain:

PUBLIC_CONVEX_URL - Convex deployment URL
ADMIN_SECRET - Required for mutations (done/wontfix/reopen)