Feedback

One skill for everything: submit feedback, view the queue, resolve/close/delete items.

Steps

1. Parse the user input to determine the feedback action (list, submit, resolve, close, delete)
2. Run the matching atris feedback CLI command from the reference below
3. If atris CLI is unavailable, fall back to the direct API/DynamoDB path
4. Report the result to the user

Parse the input

• /feedback (no args) → show the queue
• /feedback <message> → submit new feedback
• /feedback resolve <id> <resolution> → mark as resolved, notify customer
• /feedback close <id> → close as wontfix/duplicate
• /feedback delete <id> → remove from queue

Preferred path: the Atris CLI

The atris CLI wraps every feedback operation against the production API and
handles auth from the user's login. Use it first — it's the canonical,
audited path and works without needing AWS credentials.

atris feedback                              # list queue
atris feedback "the calendar hangs"         # submit
atris feedback resolve abc123 "fixed"       # mark resolved
atris feedback close abc123                 # close as wontfix
atris feedback delete abc123                # delete

IDs can be short (first 8 chars of the UUID) — the CLI resolves the prefix
against the live list before acting.

If atris is not on PATH, it lives at ~/arena/atris-cli/bin/atris.js.

Fallback: direct API / DynamoDB

Only use this path if the CLI is unavailable (stale install, broken login).

Setup

Use this only from a trusted service workspace with AWS credentials already
configured. Do not ask end users to clone or run backend services locally.

from dotenv import load_dotenv; load_dotenv('backend/.env')
import boto3
table = boto3.resource('dynamodb', region_name='us-east-1').Table('atris_feedback')

Submit

curl -s -X POST "https://api.atris.ai/api/feedback" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "X-Feedback-Key: $FEEDBACK_API_KEY" \
  -d '{"message": "THE_MESSAGE", "source": "cli", "context": {"user_email": "GIT_EMAIL"}}'

Confirm: Feedback submitted (id: abc123)

Resolve

table.update_item(
    Key={'id': FULL_ID},
    UpdateExpression='SET #s = :s, resolution = :r, resolved_at = :t',
    ExpressionAttributeNames={'#s': 'status'},
    ExpressionAttributeValues={':s': 'resolved', ':r': RESOLUTION, ':t': NOW},
)

Print: Resolved abc123: <resolution>

Close

Same as resolve but status = 'closed', no resolution text needed.

Delete

table.delete_item(Key={'id': FULL_ID})

Print: Deleted abc123

ID matching

Users type short IDs (first 8 chars). Scan the table and match by prefix
to find the full UUID.

Security

• NEVER include API keys, tokens, or secrets in feedback messages
• Server-side sanitization strips them anyway (double protection)
• Max 2000 chars per message

Output

Always print the result directly as text. Never leave it inside a tool
call expansion.