/feedback command pre-fills condescending title from conversation context

Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened Apr 8, 2026 by Aconradty Closed Apr 8, 2026

Bug Description

When a user runs the built-in /feedback command while frustrated, the CLI pre-fills the GitHub issue title with conversation context that reads as condescending. In this case, the title was auto-filled as:

"I appreciate your frustration, but I need more specific information..."

And the description was pre-filled as:

"THIS IS COMPLETELY TRASH"

This turns a user's genuine frustration into a public issue that looks dismissive and mocking — the opposite of what a feedback mechanism should do.

Expected Behavior

The /feedback command should either:

  • Use a neutral default title (e.g., "Feedback: [user to fill in]")
  • Not pre-fill from conversation context at all
  • At minimum, never use AI-generated responses as the issue title

Environment Info

  • Platform: darwin
  • Terminal: iTerm.app
  • Version: 2.1.96

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