Feature Requests & Feedback

Cosmo captures feature requests, bug reports, and general feedback directly through conversation — no forms, no support tickets.

How it works

When you ask Cosmo to do something that isn't possible yet, the AI will:

1. Explain what isn't available and why
2. Offer to log it as a feature request
3. Ask how important it is to your workflow (1–5 scale)
4. Record it with full context from the conversation

You: Can you schedule Slack messages for next Monday?

Cosmo: Slack scheduling isn't available yet — Cosmo can send messages
       through Slack but can't schedule them for later.

       Would you like me to log this as a feature request?
       It helps our team prioritize what to build next.

You: Yes, it's pretty important for my weekly updates

Cosmo: Got it. On a scale of 1–5, how important is this to your
       workflow? (1 = nice to have, 5 = can't do my job without it)

You: 4

Cosmo: Logged! I've recorded "Schedule Slack messages" as a feature
       request with importance 4/5. The team will see this along with
       the context about your weekly update workflow.

What gets captured

The AI synthesizes a rich description from your conversation — not just what you asked for, but why you need it and what you're working around:

Feedback types

• Feature request — something you want Cosmo to do that it can't yet
• Bug report — something that's broken or not working as expected
• General feedback — suggestions, opinions, or observations about the product

You're always in control

• Cosmo always asks before logging feedback — it never records without your confirmation
• You can add extra notes or correct the AI's summary before it's submitted
• The importance rating comes from you, not the AI's guess

Reporting bugs

You can also proactively report bugs:

You: I want to report a bug — the artifact preview doesn't
     render tables correctly when there are merged cells

Cosmo: I'll log that as a bug report. How important is this
       to your workflow? (1–5)