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fused-feedbacklisted

Show the human a real browser UI — to ask a question, get an approval/decision, or review a plan — built from Fused's JSON-UI primitives and opened with `fused widget open` (one-shot — inline `--config` or a `.json` file) or the parley (`widget push`/`widget watch`, standing). Use in Claude Code whenever a structured choice, form, approval, or plan review would be clearer than plain terminal text, and you want the human's answer back as JSON. If the task touches an existing project, UDF, or data-bound widget (anything with `{{ref}}`/`sql`), also load `fused-projects` and `fused-widgets` first.
fusedio/skills · ★ 5 · Data & Documents · score 63
Install: claude install-skill fusedio/skills
# Fused feedback — ask the human through a visual UI > **⛔ STOP — load companion skills before your first tool call.** Fused is > `workspace ⊃ project ⊃ UDF`. If the task touches a **project, UDF, or data-bound > widget** (anything with `{{ref}}`/`sql` — e.g. opening an existing project's > widget), you MUST load **`fused-projects`** (end-to-end model + how > projects/widgets are addressed) and **`fused-widgets`** (component catalog + > `{{ref}}` resolution) **before running any command or editing any file**. Do not > reverse-engineer project paths or widget props ad hoc — that context is in those > skills (e.g. the exact `sql-table` prop set). Only a pure static ask (a plain > `widget open` with no project/`{{ref}}`) is safe to do from this skill alone. See > **`fused-guide`** for the full set. Instead of asking the human a question as terminal text, render a **real browser UI** and get a **structured answer back as JSON**. You author a small JSON-UI config (a tree of `{type, props, children}` nodes — text, inputs, buttons), open it with `fused widget open`, and the command **blocks until the human responds**, then prints their answer on stdout. This is Fused's local feedback loop repackaged for **Claude Code**: a visual-planning surface for questions, approvals, and plan reviews, in the user's own workspace. > **CLI vs in-app.** This skill is the **CLI** `widget open`/parley surface — you > author a static widget and read the human's submitted `action`/`params`. The > s