Employee Survey

What This Skill Does

The Employee Survey skill is a dedicated command-line utility designed to streamline the lifecycle of employee feedback workflows. By integrating directly into your terminal, it allows you to design, run, analyze, and report on surveys—including eNPS scoring—without leaving your development environment. The tool manages everything from template generation and data conversion to complex trend analysis across different organizational periods. It functions as a local logging system that records every interaction, providing a transparent audit trail of your survey activities directly within your filesystem.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bytesagain/employee-survey

Ensure you have Bash 4+ installed. The skill is entirely self-contained and relies only on standard Unix utilities, requiring no external API keys or remote cloud connectivity.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for HR analysts, team leads, and developers who prioritize privacy and data sovereignty. Use it to:

• Calculate eNPS scores for recurring team feedback loops.
• Compare survey results across different company quarters to identify cultural trends.
• Automate the generation of formatted survey templates.
• Maintain a local, searchable archive of historical employee sentiment data.
• Batch-process large sets of survey responses for quick analysis.

Example Prompts

1. "Run a new survey task for the Q3 engagement feedback and save the parameters."
2. "Analyze the latest survey results and compare them against the Q2 benchmark data."
3. "Export all my survey activity logs to a CSV file for a presentation."

Tips & Limitations

• Privacy First: Because data is stored locally in ~/.local/share/employee-survey/, you are responsible for managing your own backups. There is no cloud sync.
• Log Management: Since every command (like run, check, or analyze) creates a specific log file, use the search command frequently to keep track of your history.
• Context: Use the stats command to get a quick pulse on your survey activity volume before starting a new analysis.
• Limitations: This tool is a CLI utility; it does not provide a graphical dashboard or automated email integration. It is best suited for teams who are comfortable with command-line interactions and value local data control.