Record your reaction to a ReadItLater digest so future digests bias toward themes you actually read. Use when the user says "rate the last digest", "that digest was great/meh", mentions which themes resonated, or runs /readitlater-digest:feedback.
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---
name: feedback
description: >
Record your reaction to a ReadItLater digest so future digests bias toward themes you
actually read. Use when the user says "rate the last digest", "that digest was great/meh",
mentions which themes resonated, or runs /readitlater-digest:feedback.
allowed-tools: ["Bash", "Read"]
---
# ReadItLater Digest Feedback
Capture lightweight feedback on the most recent digest. This feeds the theme-selection step
of future digests (see the `digest` skill, Step 4).
## Configuration
Read `db_path` the same way the `digest` skill does (from `.claude/readitlater-digest.local.md`,
default `<vault_path>/.readitlater-digest.db`). Resolve `$BUN`:
```bash
BUN=$(command -v bun 2>/dev/null || echo "$HOME/.bun/bin/bun")
```
## Recording feedback
Translate what the user says into a rating (1–5, optional), free-text notes, and the list of
themes that resonated. Then:
```bash
$BUN run ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/record-feedback.ts \
--db-path "<db_path>" \
--rating 4 \
--notes "Loved the agents thread; skipped the crypto section" \
--themes-liked "Agentic Engineering, Local-first software"
```
- `--digest-id` is optional; without it the feedback attaches to the most recent digest.
- Any field is optional — record whatever the user gave you.
Confirm what was saved and which digest it attached to.
## Reading feedback (used by the digest pipeline)
```bash
$BUN run ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/record-feedback.ts --db-path "<db_path>" --recent --limit 5
```
Returns the last N feedback rows (rating, notes, themes_liked, week range). The `digest` skill
reads this before clustering to weight recurring liked themes up and disliked ones down.