| name | aipm-create-ticket |
| description | Create a new ticket using AIPM — The AI Project Manager Use when this capability is needed. |
| metadata | {"author":"christianjann"} |
This skill creates a new local ticket in an AIPM project. The ticket will be saved as a Markdown file in the tickets/local/ directory with an auto-generated sequential number (e.g., 000001_fix_bug/ISSUE.md).
Usage
aipm ticket add -t "Fix login bug" -p high -h now --due 2026-02-20
Interactive Mode
If you run aipm ticket add without any arguments, it will prompt you interactively for all required information.
Examples
Simple ticket
aipm ticket add -t "Update documentation"
Full-featured ticket
aipm ticket add \
-t "Implement user authentication" \
-d "Add OAuth2 login flow with Google and GitHub providers" \
-p high \
-h week \
-a "alice" \
--due 2026-03-01 \
--repo https://github.com/myorg/myproject \
-l "backend,security"
Parameters
- title (required): The ticket title
- description (optional): Detailed description of the ticket
- priority (optional, default: "medium"): Priority level (critical, high, medium, low)
- horizon (optional, default: "sometime"): Time horizon (now, week, next-week, month, year, sometime)
- assignee (optional): Person assigned to the ticket
- due (optional): Due date in YYYY-MM-DD format
- repo (optional): Git repository URL or local path for completion checking
- labels (optional): Comma-separated list of labels
Output
The command outputs:
- Confirmation of ticket creation with key and title
- Horizon and due date (if set)
- File path where the ticket was saved
- The ticket file is automatically staged in git
Notes
- Tickets are stored in
tickets/local/ with sequential numbering
- The ticket key format is
L-XXXX where XXXX is the sequential number
- Tickets can be linked to repositories for automated completion checking via
aipm check
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