Feature Description
abctl observe shows a user their session data, but does not point them anywhere when they want to
report a problem or say what was confusing. The moment a user is looking at the numbers is the moment
they have an opinion — and right now the tool gives them nowhere to put it.
Proposed Solution
Keep it to one line. This is a signpost, not a form.
Additional Context
Follow-up to the docs PR rossoctl/rossoctl#2551 and
sibling to the docs feedback-template issue and the install.sh success-message issue. Supports
exit criterion 5 of the Cortex v0.9.0 epic —
a new user who can give meaningful feedback — but is a follow-up, not release-blocking.
Owner area: abctl / TUI.
Feature Description
abctl observeshows a user their session data, but does not point them anywhere when they want toreport a problem or say what was confusing. The moment a user is looking at the numbers is the moment
they have an opinion — and right now the tool gives them nowhere to put it.
Proposed Solution
abctl observewith a feedback link, for examplefeedback: <url>. Keep it quiet and non-intrusive, in the style of the existing footer hints.Keep it to one line. This is a signpost, not a form.
Additional Context
Follow-up to the docs PR rossoctl/rossoctl#2551 and
sibling to the docs feedback-template issue and the
install.shsuccess-message issue. Supportsexit criterion 5 of the Cortex v0.9.0 epic —
a new user who can give meaningful feedback — but is a follow-up, not release-blocking.
Owner area:
abctl/ TUI.