Create, update, search, and delete Shortcut resources via CLI with token-based authentication.
npx skills add https://github.com/jbuckmccready/dotfiles --skill shortcut
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: shortcut Source: https://github.com/jbuckmccready/dotfiles/tree/main/claude/.claude/skills/shortcut Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jbuckmccready/dotfiles --skill shortcut
This Skill eliminates the manual overhead of managing projects in Shortcut, allowing you to automate repetitive tasks like creating stories, updating statuses, or searching for specific items across multiple filters. It frees up project managers and teams to focus on strategic work rather than administrative burden.
Use the Shortcut skill to create a new feature story titled 'Implement user profile page' for the 'Frontend Team' in the current active iteration, and assign it to me.
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Automate story creation, updates, and searches in Shortcut using CLI commands with token-based authentication. The Skill enables programmatic read and write access to stories, epics, iterations, and workflows, returning JSON responses for integration into larger automation workflows.
Yes. The Skill provides full CRUD operations on Shortcut resources including stories, epics, iterations, objectives, teams, and documents through CLI commands with JSON-based responses and error handling built in.
Shortcut automation requires token-based authentication via the SHORTCUT_API_TOKEN environment variable. Set this token to enable read and write access to all Shortcut resources through the CLI.
Query Shortcut teams, members, and workflows directly through CLI commands to retrieve context data. Use this information to automatically assign stories to the correct team and iteration in a single workflow.
The Skill handles create, update, search, and delete operations on individual and multiple Shortcut resources. Search with multiple filters to target stories and epics, then execute read or write operations across results.
Yes. After creating or retrieving story data via the CLI, you can process the JSON response to generate downstream outputs like git branch names, commit messages, or other formatted artifacts in your automation pipeline.
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