Post comments to external tickets via rubber-ducky CLI using wiki backend references.
npx skills add https://github.com/brandtam/rubber-ducky --skill comment-brandtam
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: comment Source: https://github.com/brandtam/rubber-ducky/tree/main/src/skills/comment Command: npx skills add https://github.com/brandtam/rubber-ducky --skill comment-brandtam
Manually posting comments to external tickets from wiki pages is error prone and slow; this skill automates the process, ensuring comments reach the correct backend ticket with an auditable trail.
Describe a wiki task page and optional comment text, and have rubber-ducky post the comment to the linked external ticket.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To post a wiki comment to an external ticket automatically, this skill reads the wiki page, resolves backend references like gh_ref or jira_ref, and uses a confirm-token to securely publish via the rubber-ducky CLI while updating the audit log.
A confirm-token is a required security credential for posting external ticket comments. It ensures authorized publishing through the rubber-ducky CLI, preventing unauthorized submissions and maintaining a secure audit trail.
Yes, you can post comments to Jira, Asana, and GitHub tickets. The skill extracts the specific backend reference—jira_ref, asana_ref, or gh_ref—from the wiki page to route the comment to the correct external platform.
The audit log updates automatically after a comment is successfully posted to an external ticket. The workflow records the CLI action, ensuring a verifiable trail for all comments published from wiki pages.
If a wiki page is missing a backend reference, the skill cannot post the comment. It explicitly requires resolving a valid gh_ref, jira_ref, or asana_ref from the wiki task page before initiating the posting workflow.
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