ce-riffrec-feedback-analysis

A consumption-side skill for turning raw product feedback captured with Riffrec into structured evidence for downstream agents. Riffrec is a capture tool that records synchronized screen, voice, and event sessions and emits a riffrec-*.zip bundle; this skill always loads for those bundles, for session.json + events.json + recording.webm + voice.webm sets, for standalone video (.mp4/.mov/.webm) or audio (.m4a/.mp3/.wav) files, and for capture or share requests. The goal is to convert unstructured recordings into requirements and bug reports that later agents can act on.

It routes input to one of three paths, reading only the matching reference. Setup is for users who have no recording yet and need to install Riffrec, capture a session, or share feedback. Quick bug report is for short recordings (under about 60 seconds), a single specific issue, or requests for something quick or just a transcription; it emits one concise bug report and skips the full artifact set. Extensive analysis is for longer recordings, multiple issues or requirements, or workflow walkthroughs, and always continues into the ce-brainstorm skill. When input is ambiguous, it inspects recording length and event count before choosing, and asks the user if still unclear.

All non-setup paths share one analyzer that ships in the skill's scripts/ directory and must be invoked by absolute path (setting SKILL_DIR in the same command, since the Bash working directory is the user's project and shell state does not persist). The analyzer accepts a Riffrec zip, a video, an audio file, or a meeting-notes markdown file, with an --output-dir option. Privacy rules keep raw recordings, audio chunks, and extracted frames local-only by default, committing only non-sensitive text and metadata artifacts with repo-relative screenshot paths. The Compound Engineering output format used by the extensive path is documented in a dedicated reference.