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bivvy feedback

Captures and manages feedback entries with automatic session correlation.

Usage

Terminal window
bivvy feedback "something feels off here"
Terminal window
bivvy feedback --tag ux,perf "slow step output"
Terminal window
bivvy feedback
Terminal window
bivvy feedback list
Terminal window
bivvy feedback list --all
Terminal window
bivvy feedback resolve <id>
Terminal window
bivvy feedback session

Options

FlagShortDescription
--tag-tTags for categorization (comma-separated)
--sessionSession ID to attach (defaults to most recent)
--no-deliverSkip the delivery prompt (save locally only)

Subcommands

feedback list

FlagDescription
--statusFilter by status: open, resolved, wontfix, inprogress (or in_progress)
--tagFilter by tag
--allShow all entries including resolved

feedback resolve <id>

FlagShortDescription
--note-nResolution note

feedback session [id]

Shows feedback for a session. Defaults to the most recent session.

Interactive Mode

Running bivvy feedback without a message opens an interactive prompt:

  1. Select a category (bug, ux, feature, other)
  2. Describe the feedback
  3. Add optional tags

Delivery Workflow

After capturing feedback, bivvy offers to deliver it by opening a GitHub issue or sending an email. Use --no-deliver to skip this prompt and save the feedback locally only.

Session Correlation

Every feedback entry is automatically linked to the most recent bivvy session, making it easy to trace what you were doing when you noticed the issue.

Examples

Save feedback without the delivery prompt

Terminal window
bivvy feedback --no-deliver "The install step is confusing"

Attach feedback to a specific session

Terminal window
bivvy feedback --session abc123 "Config merge was unexpected"

List in-progress feedback

Terminal window
bivvy feedback list --status inprogress