skippr feedback
Attach your feedback to the most recent run for the current project. This is useful after a run completes, stalls, or produces output you want to flag for review and debugging by a Skippr engineer.
The feedback only includes run metadata and your feedback. The Skippr support platform and engineers cannot see your data.
Usage
bash
skippr feedback --good
skippr feedback --bad
skippr feedback --bad --comment "timed out in repair loop"The command always targets the most recent primary thread in the active run storage backend for the current project.
Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--good | Mark the most recent thread run as good |
--bad | Mark the most recent thread run as bad |
--comment "..." | Provide feedback non-interactively for scripts, CI, or automation |
Exactly one of --good or --bad is required.
Interactive mode
If --comment is omitted, Skippr prompts for a single-line message:
text
Leave feedback:Examples
Leave positive feedback after a successful run:
bash
skippr feedback --good --comment "all the data is synced and the auto-generated models are already providing valuable insight"Flag a bad run with a comment:
bash
skippr feedback --bad --comment "synced data, schemas look great, but stalled in review and never finished"