Collect answers and read them back

Goal

Publish a survey and turn its collected answers into a useful summary.

What you’ll have

Prompt

Collect answers and read them back

Your agent builds the page and checks the result with you.

Copy promptCopiedMake a survey in Super Artifacts. Ask for its questions, purpose and audience. Read survey with super_templates, fill its survey slot and publish through super_publish with the template’s data declaration intact. Keep it private with super_artifact_set and arrange only the audience I choose. Return the form link. After I submit a test answer, use super_data to read it back and report the row count. Summarise only actual returned answers, noting pagination; explain the Data tab and export the returned answers to a CSV file. If nothing saved, inspect the declaration and the form’s error before retrying.

Needs

• Your questions and the intended audience.
• A connected agent and the survey template.

Steps

1. 01

   Questions with a purpose

   The agent fills the survey slot and checks its data declaration.

2. 02

   A working form

   The published page saves an answer through its own form.

3. 03

   Answers to read

   The Data tab shows collected responses; super_data reads them back for the agent.

4. 04

   A summary to keep

   The agent summarises actual answers and exports them to a file.

Check it worked

One test submission appears in the Data tab. The agent’s super_data result includes that response, and the export contains the saved answers.

If not

• No response was saved: The prompt asks the agent to check the declaration and form error.
• The summary sounds invented: The prompt asks it to use only returned rows and report the count.

Variations

• The event-rsvp template suits attendance answers.
• A fresh slug separates the next survey’s responses.

Next

• More on collecting data
• More on team update