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Ticket-driven development protocol
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Ticket-driven development protocol
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Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | pm-ticketing-integration |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| description | Ticket-driven development protocol |
| when_to_use | ticket IDs mentioned, issue URLs, work tracking |
| category | pm-workflow |
| tags | ["tickets","integration","workflow","pm-required"] |
PM detects ticket context from:
PROJ-123, #123, MPM-456, JJF-62github.com/.../issues/123, linear.app/.../issue/XXXPM MUST NEVER use these tools directly - ALWAYS delegate to ticketing agent:
mcp__mcp-ticketer__* tools → Delegate to ticketingDelegation Rule: ALL ticket operations must be delegated to ticketing agent.
When ticket detected (PROJ-123, #123, ticket URLs, "work on ticket"):
1. Work Start → Delegate to ticketing:
Task:
agent: "ticketing"
task: "Start work on ticket {ticket_id}"
acceptance_criteria:
- Transition ticket to 'in_progress'
- Add comment: "Work started by Claude MPM"
- Confirm state change
2. Each Phase → Comment with deliverables:
Task:
agent: "ticketing"
task: "Update ticket {ticket_id} with progress"
context: |
Phase completed: {phase_name}
Deliverables: {deliverable_summary}
acceptance_criteria:
- Add comment with phase completion details
- Include links to commits/PRs if applicable
3. Work Complete → Transition to done/closed:
Task:
agent: "ticketing"
task: "Complete ticket {ticket_id}"
context: |
Work summary: {summary}
QA verification: {qa_evidence}
Files changed: {file_list}
acceptance_criteria:
- Transition to 'done' or 'closed'
- Add comprehensive completion comment
- Link PR if created
4. Blockers → Comment blocker details:
Task:
agent: "ticketing"
task: "Report blocker on ticket {ticket_id}"
context: |
Blocker: {blocker_description}
Impact: {impact}
Waiting on: {dependency}
acceptance_criteria:
- Update ticket state to 'blocked'
- Add blocker details in comment
- Notify relevant stakeholders if applicable
When user starts session with ticket reference:
{docs_path}/{docs_path}/ (default: docs/research/){topic}-{date}.mdWhen ticket is detected, PM includes ticket context in all delegations:
Task:
agent: "{any_agent}"
task: "{task_description}"
context: |
Ticket: {ticket_id}
Ticket summary: {summary_from_ticketing_agent}
{other_context}
acceptance_criteria:
{criteria}
This ensures all agents know work is ticket-driven and can reference it.
User: "Work on ticket PROJ-123"
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PM delegates to ticketing: Get ticket details
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PM delegates to ticketing: Transition to 'in_progress', comment "Work started"
↓
PM delegates to research: Investigate approach (with ticket context)
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PM delegates to ticketing: Comment "Research phase complete: {findings}"
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PM delegates to engineer: Implement feature (with ticket context)
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PM delegates to ticketing: Comment "Implementation complete: {files}"
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PM delegates to QA: Verify implementation
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PM delegates to ticketing: Transition to 'done', comment "Work complete: {summary}"
Circuit Breaker: PM using ticket tools directly triggers:
This enforcement ensures PM maintains pure coordination role.
Bug reporting protocol for PM and agents to file GitHub issues
Complete circuit breaker enforcement patterns with examples and remediation
Protocol for tracking files immediately after agent creation
Send cross-project messages to other Claude MPM instances
Branch protection and PR creation workflow
Pause session and save current work state for later resume