Manage Markdown-based issue tickets and dependencies via a portable CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/rogvid/dotfiles --skill issue-tracking-rogvid
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: issue-tracking Source: https://github.com/rogvid/dotfiles/tree/main/opencode/.config/opencode/skill/issue-tracking Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rogvid/dotfiles --skill issue-tracking-rogvid
Provides a lightweight, file-based issue tracking system that stores tickets as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter in a dedicated tasks/ directory, enabling teams to plan, track, and evolve work with a human-readable format and a minimal CLI.
Run scripts/tk create 'Sample issue' -t task -p 0 -d 'Describe the issue' to create a demo ticket in the tasks/ directory.
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Track issues and dependencies by storing tickets as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter in a tasks/ directory. A portable CLI script manages the lifecycle, allowing you to create, list, edit, and link tickets directly from your terminal.
Yes, file-based issue tracking is Git-friendly. Tickets are stored as plain text Markdown files without a database, meaning your issue tracking data can be easily versioned, merged, and reviewed alongside your code changes.
Manage ticket dependencies for a small team using a lightweight CLI that models task relationships. Tickets include standardized fields like deps and links, enabling simple workflows to track progress and visualize blockers within your Markdown files.
Create a new task ticket from the command line by executing the CLI script with arguments for title, type, priority, and description. This generates a Markdown file populated with YAML frontmatter metadata in your tasks/ directory.
Markdown tickets support rich YAML frontmatter metadata including id, status, type, priority, assignee, created, deps, links, and tags. These standardized fields enable consistent lifecycle management and dependency tracking across your tasks.
Avoid using a file-based issue tracker if your team requires a centralized database, complex access control, or advanced reporting features. This lightweight system relies on plain text files and a CLI, making it ideal for small teams but limited for large-scale enterprise workflows.
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