Part
Ticket
You might say: issue, work item, card, spec
A work item that records a request, its state, its owner and its discussion, and scopes one session of work.
- What it does
- Provides a durable place to assign and update work.
- Ask
- Is the request specific enough to implement, review, or route without guessing?
- Typical
- Bug, feature request, support request, investigation, maintenance task, or decomposition item.
- Trouble
- The ticket has no acceptance signal, mixes several problems, or has no owner or next state.
What to look for
- Title and body text
- State, labels, and assignee shown together
- Links to a pull request, commit, or report
Connections
- Made by: Ticket source
- See also: Routing label
Sources
- GitLab, Issues, Issues
Issues: Track feature proposals, tasks, support requests, and bug reports. Organize and prioritize work with assignees, due dates, and health status.
- Atlassian, Jira automation triggers, Work item created
You can use this trigger with actions to customize the new work item, including populating fields, assigning to users, and adding sub-tasks.
- Matt Pocock, AI Coding Dictionary, Ticket
A handoff artifact scoping one session of work. Stands alone, or hangs off a spec as one of its children. Tickets can block or be blocked by sibling tickets, so the order of work falls out of their dependency graph rather than a linear plan.
Use it on your project
teardown-apply: hold "Ticket" (ticket) from the teardown at https://teardownatlas.com/software-factory/ against my project
Paste it into a coding agent that has the teardown skills.
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