Receiving Feedback

When to Use

Feedback gives a claim, concern, question, or rationale about a work artifact that can be evaluated. A revision request alone is an instruction, not feedback. Use this skill when the message contains something to evaluate:

• Receiving review comments on code, specs, design docs, PRDs, proposals, plans, or prose.
• Feedback seems unclear, contradictory, or technically questionable.
• External feedback (PR comments, forwarded notes, stakeholder input) arrives without full context.
• Multiple feedback items where some are unclear and you're tempted to act on the clear ones first.

When Not to Use