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collect-feedbacklisted

Use this skill whenever the user wants to get feedback on their MVP, find testers, prepare outreach messages, create test scripts for users, analyze user feedback, or convert feedback into feature specs. Also trigger when the user mentions testers, user research, validation, feedback collection, or wants to know what to build next based on real user input. Use this even when the user says things like "I just built this, now what?" or "should I add more features?" — redirect them to collecting feedback first.
Ship-With-AI/skills · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 60
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# Collect Feedback Help the user get actionable feedback on their MVP from real people and convert that feedback into buildable specs. This skill has two modes. Figure out which one the user needs based on context: - **PLAN mode**: User has a working MVP and needs to find testers and prepare outreach. They don't have feedback yet. - **ANALYZE mode**: User has collected feedback (in a feedback log or pasted into chat) and needs to extract patterns and generate specs. If unclear, ask: "Do you need help finding testers and preparing outreach, or do you already have feedback to analyze?" --- ## PLAN Mode The user has a working MVP and needs to get it in front of real people. ### Step 1: Understand the MVP Before generating anything, gather context: - Read PROJECT.md for what the product does and who it's for - Scan the codebase to understand which features are built and testable - Identify the core value — the one thing a user should accomplish If PROJECT.md doesn't clearly state who the target user is or what problem it solves, ask the user before proceeding. The outreach and test script depend on this. ### Step 2: Generate the Feedback Plan Produce a single markdown document with these 5 sections. Be specific to this project — no generic templates. **Section 1 — Tester Profile** One sentence describing the ideal tester. Not "users" — specific: "freelancers who send 5+ invoices per month" or "developers who maintain open-source projects." **Section 2 — Where to Fi