# RBEK CLI — Developer Feedback

RBEK CLI 0.1.3 is in the public post-launch adoption phase.

This feedback path is deliberately simple and privacy-preserving.

There is currently **no automatic telemetry transmission** and **no configured public feedback endpoint**.

## What to report

Useful feedback includes:

- installation success or failure;
- operating system and architecture;
- Python version;
- `rbek version` output;
- `rbek doctor` result;
- whether `rbek init` succeeded;
- whether `rbek run` produced `Hello from RBEK`;
- confusing documentation;
- missing capabilities;
- integration or provider requirements;
- errors or unexpected CLI behavior.

## Structured feedback template

The machine-readable template is available at:

`https://releases.rbekplatform.com/cli/stable/feedback-template.json`

A developer can copy that JSON, fill in the relevant fields, and send it through a support or feedback channel once such a channel is officially published.

## Privacy

Do not include:

- passwords;
- API keys;
- access tokens;
- private keys;
- session cookies;
- production secrets;
- customer personal data;
- proprietary source code unless intentionally shared.

## Current delivery status

Public feedback endpoint: `NOT_CONFIGURED`

Commercial support endpoint: `NOT_CONFIGURED`

Automatic telemetry submission: `DISABLED`

This document provides the feedback contract and collection format only. It does not claim that a receiving backend already exists.

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## Real feedback intake

Public endpoint:

`POST https://releases.rbekplatform.com/api/v1/feedback`

Health endpoint:

`GET https://releases.rbekplatform.com/api/v1/feedback/health`

The endpoint accepts the structure published in `feedback-template.json`.

Submission is explicit and manual. RBEK CLI 0.1.3 does not automatically transmit telemetry or feedback.

Successful submissions return HTTP `201` with a generated `submission_id` and a content `record_sha256`.

The service rejects invalid schemas, oversized payloads, automatic submissions, and payloads that appear to contain common secret patterns.