Ticket Implementation Workflow

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Executes software tickets end-to-end through structured orientation, prerequisite verification, disciplined implementation, testing, and documentation archival.

The Ticket Implementation Workflow skill equips Claude Code to methodically implement structured development, design, and refactoring tickets stored in documentation folders. It enforces a strict multi-phase protocol—orienting via code symbols and constraints, validating prerequisites, resolving open decisions, sequencing code changes using todos, verifying against acceptance criteria, and executing self-reviews to prevent scope creep. Once complete, it automatically moves tickets to the archive with detailed architectural learnings and updates living design documentation, making it essential for teams adhering to rigorous, document-driven engineering workflows.

Key Features

01Validates concrete prerequisites and resolves open architectural decisions before writing code
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03Enforces strict scope boundaries and verifies against explicit acceptance criteria and test plans
04Synchronizes living game design and technical reference documentation with shipped code changes
05Follows a phased workflow from codebase orientation to archival and retrospectives
06Archives finished tickets using git while capturing reusable architectural patterns and learnings

Use Cases

01Maintaining documentation-driven development workflows where code and living reference docs stay aligned
02Executing pre-scoped feature, refactoring, or bugfix tickets generated in repository documentation
03Standardizing AI coding discipline by enforcing checklist-driven self-reviews and preventing scope creep