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name, description
| name | description |
|---|---|
| create-ticket | Create a ticket for a task that needs to be worked on. |
Skill: create-ticket
Purpose
Decompose high-level objectives into "Atomic Tickets" to maximize development velocity and minimize cognitive overhead.
Execution Rules
- Directory Check: Scan
.agent/work/tickets/. Determine sequence numberNNN. - Naming:
.agent/work/tickets/NNN-brief-description.md. - The Atomic/Velocity Test: - Max 3 files modified.
- Max 80 lines of logic.
- Must be verifiable via a single command or test suite.
- If it exceeds these, split it.
- Context Injection: Include relevant code snippets or interface definitions directly in the ticket to prevent "context hunting."
- No Breaking Changes: If a ticket changes a shared interface, it must include the refactor for consumers or be split into a "Transition" ticket.
Ticket Template
Context & Goal
[Why this matters + the specific problem it solves.]
Dependencies
- [e.g., Ticket #NNN]
Affected Files
path/to/file_A.ext: [Specific change description]path/to/file_B.ext: [Specific change description]
Technical Constraints & Strategy
- [e.g., Implementation: Use the existing X wrapper instead of a new fetch call.]
- [e.g., Constraint: Maintain backward compatibility with Y.]
Definition of Done (Binary)
- Criterion 1 (e.g.,
npm testpasses forX.test.ts) - Criterion 2 (e.g., UI component renders without hydration errors)
- Criterion 3 (e.g., API response matches the schema in
types.ts)
New Test Files
path/to/test_A.ext: [What is being tested]