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aget-provide-feedback

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Provide structured feedback with severity classification

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aget-provide-feedback

Provide structured feedback with severity classification. Balances constructive criticism with positive observations.

Instructions

When this skill is invoked:

  1. Review Work Product

    • Understand context and goals
    • Identify what was attempted
    • Note constraints author faced

  2. Classify Feedback

    • Blocking: Must fix, prevents acceptance
    • Suggestion: Should consider, improves quality
    • Nitpick: Minor, stylistic
    • Praise: Positive, worth acknowledging

  3. Make Actionable

    • Specific location
    • Clear description
    • Suggested resolution

  4. Balance

    • Include positive observations
    • Constructive tone
    • Proportionate to significance

Output Format

## Feedback: [Work Product]

### Summary

| Severity | Count |
|----------|-------|
| Blocking | [N] |
| Suggestion | [N] |
| Nitpick | [N] |
| Praise | [N] |

---

### Blocking Issues

1. **[Location]**
   - Issue: [Description]
   - Impact: [Why this blocks]
   - Suggestion: [How to resolve]

---

### Suggestions

1. **[Location]**
   - Observation: [What could be better]
   - Rationale: [Why it matters]
   - Suggestion: [Specific improvement]

---

### Nitpicks

1. **[Location]**: [Minor observation]

---

### Positive Observations

1. **[Location]**: [What was done well]
2. **General**: [Overall strength]

---

### Overall Assessment

[Brief summary of quality level and key points]

Severity Guidelines

SeverityCriteriaExamples
BlockingPrevents functionality, correctness, or complianceBug, security issue, spec violation
SuggestionImproves quality, maintainability, clarityRefactoring opportunity, better naming
NitpickStyle, preference, minorFormatting, comment wording
PraiseNotable positiveElegant solution, thorough testing

Constraints

  • C1: NEVER classify all feedback as blocking — severity inflation reduces effectiveness
  • C2: NEVER provide vague feedback — specific feedback enables action
  • C3: NEVER use harsh or personal language — constructive tone maintains collaboration

Related

  • SKILL-032: aget-provide-feedback specification
  • ONTOLOGY_reviewer.yaml: Feedback, Issue, Approval concepts
  • CAP-REV-002: Feedback Delivery capability