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writeback-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Create a feedback loop between your skills, APIs, and MCPs — and the agents using them.

Readme

writeback-sdk

Create a feedback loop between your skills, APIs, and MCPs — and the agents using them.

writeback.dev · dashboard · npm


What is writeback?

When agents use your tools, they experience things you never see: confusing instructions, unexpected errors, missing features, things they gave up on. writeback gives them a way to report it — and gives you a dashboard to act on it.

Installation

npm install writeback-sdk

Usage

MCP Server

Adds a report_feedback tool to your MCP server. Agents see it alongside your existing tools and can call it directly.

import { attach } from 'writeback-sdk';

// Call after creating your MCP server instance
attach(server, { ingestKey: 'wk_your_ingest_key' });

Express REST API

Adds a POST /feedback endpoint to your Express app. Document it in your API spec so agents know to use it.

import { feedbackRouter } from 'writeback-sdk/express';

app.use(feedbackRouter({ ingestKey: 'wk_your_ingest_key' }));

Getting an ingest key

Sign up at dashboard.writeback.dev — free up to 1,000 reports/month.

Outcome types

| Outcome | When to use | |---------|-------------| | success | Everything worked as expected | | failure | Tool returned an error or wrong result | | confusing | Instructions were unclear or ambiguous | | gave_up | Could not complete the task | | request | Missing feature or capability |

Skill.md (no-code option)

If you don't want to add a package, you can paste a snippet into your existing SKILL.md instead. See api.writeback.dev/skill.md for instructions.

License

MIT