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Local markdown-based ticket management via the tk CLI. Use when managing tasks, tracking dependencies, or working with autonomous development workflows.
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Reviews completed work by exploring features as a user would, finding gaps between intent and implementation, writing failing tests for real issues, and creating tickets for genuine problems. Runs automatically after all planned tasks complete.
Autonomously discovers ready tasks from Tickets, executes them with Research → Implement → Verify cycles, continuing with related work while context remains healthy - invoke directly without specifying a task
Creates new Claude Code agent skills with proper structure, frontmatter, and best practices. Use when the user wants to create a new skill, add capabilities, or extend Claude with domain-specific expertise.
Autonomously investigates REQUIRES-INVESTIGATION tasks through deep parallel research (internal and external), synthesizes findings, and either resolves with an actionable task or escalates to HUMAN-TASK when genuine human judgment is needed. Use when autonomous-development creates investigation tasks.
Translates finalized feature plans into comprehensive tickets for autonomous development. Use after project-planning and reviewing-plans sessions are complete. Creates self-contained tickets with inlined requirements and verification commands.
Orchestrates comprehensive feature planning through autonomous research phases and map-reduce cycles. Researches codebase first to understand current state, only interviews user for human judgment questions, then runs research waves after each interview round. Produces detailed implementation plans with executable verification commands.
| name | using-tickets |
| description | Local markdown-based ticket management via the tk CLI. Use when managing tasks, tracking dependencies, or working with autonomous development workflows. |
Check if tk is available:
which tk || echo "tk not found"
If not installed, get it from: https://github.com/wedow/ticket
See that repo's README for installation instructions.
Always run tk help first to confirm current command syntax and available options.
Tickets are stored as markdown with YAML frontmatter in .tickets/ directories for ease of search and editing.