tiket
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Shortcut for the ticket board — /noskill:tiket [board] · lanjut [catatan] · fix DESKRIPSI · rapikan [ID] · rapikan review ID.
In this repository11 other files it gives its agents.
- coding-standardsSkill
- debug-assistantSkill
- erp-requirementsSkill
- feature-flowSkill
- kantorSkill
- lazySkill
- prd-writerSkill
- project-profileSkill
- task-breakdownSkill
- ticket-implementationSkill
- ticket-workflowSkill
The file
Files
noskill docs folder: ${user_config.docs_dir} — written as <docs> below. If that value still appears literally (not substituted), use docs/noskill.
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
Pick the action from the first word, then read only that action's file in this skill's references/ folder:
| First word | Action |
empty or board | Show the board without changing files — references/board.md |
lanjut | Resume the ticket flow from file status; the remaining words are the user's note/answer for HOLD tickets — references/lanjut.md |
fix | Run skill feature-flow in default mode with the remaining words as the request. If it's empty or too vague to write acceptance criteria from, ask once, briefly, first. |
rapikan | Tidy tickets or re-review a DONE ticket; the remaining words are its arguments — references/rapikan.md |
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