smithery.ai

ticket-workflow

Create tickets, roadmaps, and track feature development. Use when user mentions new feature, bug fix, improvement, ticket creation, or needs a roadmap template.

First seen Mar 26, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,847 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 183 B

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 2 installs

SKILL.md

Ticket Workflow

Create and manage development tickets with roadmap templates.

Ticket Structure

Location: spaces/my-jarvis/tickets/XXX-icon-ticket-name/ Format: Number + emoji icon + descriptive name

Creating New Ticket

# 1. Check existing tickets for highest number
ls spaces/my-jarvis/tickets/

# 2. Create new folder
mkdir spaces/my-jarvis/tickets/XXX-🔄-descriptive-name

# 3. Create 1-roadmap.md using template below

Roadmap Template

# Ticket XXX: [Feature Name] - Roadmap

**Status**: 🟠 NOT STARTED | **Priority**: HIGH | **Last Updated**: [Date]

---

## Implementation Roadmap

### Phase 1: Research & Analysis
1. 🟠 Analyze existing codebase patterns
2. 🟠 Document current architecture
3. 🟠 Define test scenarios

### Phase 2: Implementation
4. 🟠 Implement backend logic
5. 🟠 Create frontend components
6. 🟠 Connect frontend to backend

### Phase 3: Testing & Polish
7. 🟠 Run end-to-end tests
8. 🟠 Test edge cases
9. 🟠 Deploy to development

---

## Product Section
[Feature overview, user impact, success criteria]

## Architecture Section
[Technical approach, component structure, API design]

## Historical Log
[Date-stamped progress entries]

Status Icons

Icon Meaning
🟠 Not started
🟡 In progress
✅ Complete
❌ Blocked

Discovery Phase

Before creating ticket:

  1. Assess - Understand what user wants
  2. Challenge - Ask clarifying questions
  3. Define - Establish success criteria
  4. Create - Make ticket once goal is clear