How do I see pending tasks with Claude?

You can ask Claude to list ready work, which triggers the 'tk ready' command to display all tickets currently available for development.

Is this suitable for team collaboration?

Yes, because tickets are stored in the .tickets/ directory and committed to your repository, the entire team stays synchronized through Git.

What is the tk tool used for in this skill?

tk is a CLI-based issue tracker that stores ticket data locally in your repository's .tickets/ folder, allowing for version-controlled task management.

How do I mark a ticket as finished?

Use the command 'tk close ' to resolve a ticket and update its status within the local tracking system.

Why store tickets in the repository instead of an external tool?

Storing tickets in .tickets/ ensures that the project history and task requirements stay perfectly in sync with the specific version of the code they describe.

Issue Tracking with tk

Name: Issue Tracking with tk
Author: mbtz

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Collaboration Tools

Manages project tickets and issue lifecycles directly within the repository using the tk CLI tool.

About

This skill integrates the tk ticketing system into the Claude Code environment, enabling developers to manage project tasks, track progress, and synchronize ticket states directly with source code changes. By utilizing a local `.tickets/` directory, it ensures that project management data is version-controlled alongside the code, providing a seamless workflow where issue updates and commits happen in tandem for better traceability and context.

Key Features

List ready tasks and backlogs with 'tk ready'
Close resolved issues using 'tk close'
0 GitHub stars
View detailed ticket requirements via 'tk show'
Track active work-in-progress status with 'tk start'
Maintain version-controlled ticket history in the .tickets/ directory

Use Cases

Reviewing task technical details and requirements directly from the terminal
Managing a local-first development backlog without external SaaS dependencies
Ensuring issue status updates are atomic with code changes in the same commit

About

Key Features

List ready tasks and backlogs with 'tk ready'
Close resolved issues using 'tk close'
0 GitHub stars
View detailed ticket requirements via 'tk show'
Track active work-in-progress status with 'tk start'
Maintain version-controlled ticket history in the .tickets/ directory

Use Cases

Reviewing task technical details and requirements directly from the terminal
Managing a local-first development backlog without external SaaS dependencies
Ensuring issue status updates are atomic with code changes in the same commit