@somacheck/vibecheck 0.6.10 → 0.6.11
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- package/LICENSE +21 -0
- package/README.md +77 -7
- package/claude-marketplace/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json +1 -1
- package/claude-marketplace/plugins/vibecheck/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +4 -4
- package/claude-marketplace/plugins/vibecheck/hooks/hooks.json +1 -1
- package/dist/cli.js +31 -0
- package/dist/constants.js +2 -1
- package/dist/readiness.js +2 -2
- package/dist/recipes.js +191 -0
- package/dist/server.js +33 -19
- package/package.json +4 -4
- package/recipes/chattermill-research-reflection.md +323 -0
- package/recipes/dovetail-research-reflection.md +204 -0
- package/recipes/great-question-research-reflection.md +212 -0
- package/recipes/maze-research-reflection.md +325 -0
- package/recipes/prolific-research-reflection.md +215 -0
- package/recipes/questionpro-research-reflection.md +151 -0
- package/recipes/spotify-listening-reflection.md +459 -0
- package/recipes/sprig-research-reflection.md +222 -0
- package/recipes/studio-somacheck-context.md +202 -0
- package/recipes/typeform-research-reflection.md +211 -0
- package/recipes/user-interviews-research-reflection.md +253 -0
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title: Great Question + SomaCheck Research Reflection
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recipe_id: great-question-research-reflection-v1
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status: P1 researcher-private, read-only partner-sandbox validation
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audience: Researchers using Great Question with an MCP-capable agent
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---
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# Great Question + SomaCheck Research Reflection
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This recipe gives a researcher one private SomaCheck check-in while reviewing a
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participant-free Great Question test artifact provisioned by a product or
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integration owner. The observable result is a copy-ready research plan informed
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by the artifact's safe structure. Great Question remains unchanged. No
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candidate, participant, transcript, response, session, highlight, or insight is
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read, assessed, or changed.
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The researcher interacting with the agent must hold the phone and be the subject
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of the proposition. A reading is context for reflection—not truth, diagnosis,
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authorization, evidence about another person, or a research decision.
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## Researcher experience
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The product or integration owner supplies a partner sandbox and names one
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participant-free test study. The researcher holds the phone and asks the agent
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to review only that artifact's safe study structure. The agent drafts two
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five-question framings, offers one optional SomaCheck check-in on the
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researcher's own intended direction, receives Aligned or Unaligned plus
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confidence, and uses that context with its judgment before asking what the
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researcher chooses. The agent returns a signal-free, copy-ready research plan.
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It does not create, update, launch, or delete anything in Great Question.
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## Starter prompt
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```text
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Use Great Question and SomaCheck to help me reflect on a five-question test
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survey plan without changing Great Question. I am the researcher and I am
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holding the phone. The product or integration owner has provisioned a partner
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sandbox and named this participant-free test study: [TEST STUDY NAME OR ID].
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Read only that study's safe title, purpose, and question structure with
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get_survey_study. Do not search or list the workspace, and do not read
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candidates, participants, screeners, responses, sessions, transcripts,
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recordings, highlights, insights, reels, or other workspace data. Propose two
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neutral study framings and show their exact questions. Then offer one short
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first-person proposition about my own preferred framing and wait for my
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acceptance before any proactive SomaCheck ask. Give the agent the Aligned or
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Unaligned result plus confidence as context and let it use that context with
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its judgment. Ask what I choose in words. Keep the proposition, reading,
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confidence, and my confirmation out of Great Question. Return a signal-free,
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copy-ready research plan only. Do not create, update, delete, recruit, invite,
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message, schedule, incentivize, launch, publish, or otherwise write to Great
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Question. Do not ask me to sign up, upgrade, purchase, administer access, or
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## Prerequisites and account access
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1. A product or integration owner has provisioned an organization-authorized
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`https://greatquestion.co/api/mcp/v1`, with PII hiding enabled. Running this
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recipe does not ask the researcher to sign up, upgrade, purchase, administer
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access, or populate Great Question data.
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2. The owner has supplied one clearly named, participant-free test study and
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granted read access to that exact artifact through `get_survey_study`.
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owner-supplied ID. No discovery or mutation tool is approved.
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4. The `vibecheck` server is connected to the researcher's SomaCheck account
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and exposes `request_vibecheck` and `get_vibecheck_result`.
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## Great Question tool policy
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| Read the supplied test artifact | `get_survey_study` | Read only the exact owner-supplied study ID and use only safe title, purpose, and question structure |
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| Private reflection | `request_vibecheck`, optional `get_vibecheck_result` | One decision, one request, stable pending handle |
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| Study discovery | `list_studies`, `search_studies`, `list_survey_studies`, `search_survey_studies` | Not needed; do not call |
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| Candidates and recruitment | All candidate, participant, segment, screener-invitation, scheduling, moderator, and message tools | Prohibited |
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| Human research data | All response, session, transcript, highlight, insight, reel, file, and recording tools | Prohibited |
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| All mutations | Create, update, delete, template-apply, screener, recruitment, and unmoderated/interview tools | Prohibited |
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approval or an allowlist should restrict this test to `get_survey_study` for the
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1. **Confirm subject and scope.** State that the researcher is the phone holder
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and proposition subject. Name the owner-supplied test study.
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2. **Read only the supplied artifact.** Call `get_survey_study` only for the
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exact owner-supplied ID. Use only safe title, purpose, and question structure.
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questions, and explain the tradeoff. Label source facts, agent
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interpretation, and suggestions separately.
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researcher's own current direction, such as “I want this study to focus on
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the moment a user decides whether to continue.” It must not include
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current message, use `consent_basis: "user_requested_vibecheck"`. Otherwise
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answer as `state: "completed"`; a later `get_vibecheck_result` reports it as
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conversation and its judgment. Keep observation, interpretation,
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confirmation, and choice distinct.
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language, and the five questions. Do not attach an incentive, consent form,
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## Sources
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- [Great Question MCP overview](https://greatquestion.co/support/integrations/mcp)
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- [Great Question MCP setup](https://greatquestion.co/support/integrations/mcp-setup)
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- [Great Question MCP tools and data handling](https://greatquestion.co/support/integrations/mcp-available-tools)
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- [SomaCheck MCP setup and tool behavior](../README.md)
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- [SomaCheck immediate-request contract](../LIVE-ASK-CONTRACT.md)
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title: Maze + SomaCheck Research Reflection
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- [Maze MCP support article](https://help.maze.co/articles/3603930517-maze-mcp)
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- [Set up Maze MCP](https://help.maze.co/articles/8675970764-set-up-maze-mcp)
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