Agent Skills
Agent skills that teach Claude Code, Cursor and other coding agents to add SeggWat feedback to an app and work with it afterwards.
Setup
Add SeggWat user feedback collection to a web app with the SeggWat MCP server. Trigger this skill whenever the user wants to add a feedback button, feedback widget, bug report button, "send feedback" form, user feedback collection, or in-app feedback to a website or web app, or mentions setting up or installing SeggWat in a codebase. Also trigger on "let users report bugs", "how do I collect feedback from my users", or "add a feedback widget to my Next.js/Nuxt/React/Vue/Astro/Svelte site". Covers connecting the MCP server, creating the project, installing the widget snippet in the right file for the framework, tagging feedback with the app version and signed-in user, and verifying that the first feedback arrived.
Workflows
Use the SeggWat CLI to manage feedback, projects, and ratings from the terminal. Trigger this skill whenever the user wants to collect, triage, query, or automate user feedback using the `seggwat` command-line tool. Also trigger when the user mentions SeggWat, feedback widgets, NPS scores, star ratings, helpful ratings, or wants to integrate feedback collection into CI/CD pipelines or developer workflows. This includes installation, authentication, CRUD operations on feedback and ratings, querying statistics, and scripting with JSON output.
Draft and publish SeggWat changelog entries from git history using the SeggWat MCP server. Trigger this skill whenever the user wants to write, draft, generate, or publish a changelog, release notes, or a "What's new" post from recent commits, merged PRs, or a release tag, keep the SeggWat changelog up to date, turn a release into customer-facing notes, close the loop on feedback that a release fixed, or wire changelog drafting into a release pipeline (GitHub Actions on tag push, headless `claude -p`). Also trigger on "what shipped since the last release", "write release notes for v1.4.0", or "update our public changelog". Covers picking the commit range, grouping Conventional Commits, writing customer-facing prose, creating draft entries, the explicit publish gate, duplicate checks, and resolving linked feedback.
