What problem does it solve? Coordinating multi-session agent work requires a persistent record of what is planned, blocked, in review, and done; this Skill defines the conventions for markdown-file tickets and specs so any session can publish, fetch, claim, and retire work without losing provenance or dependency context. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Markdown ticket conventions: Defines where specs and tickets live (agent/tickets/), their frontmatter state machine (proposed, open, claimed, review, done), blocking edges, and decision-ticket types (research, prototype, grilling, legwork). - Board rendering: Ships a board script that renders the whole tracker as one self-contained HTML page with tickets grouped by state, a dependency graph, needs-human queues, and links to diff review pages and GitHub references. - Multi-checkout awareness: Reads in-flight feature state from git worktrees so claims and review flips appear on the board while a feature branch is still unmerged. - Use Case: An orchestrating agent files a proposed ticket from a worker's closing comment, a later session picks it from the frontier, and the human runs the board to see what needs review and rule on it. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to publish the current plan as tickets to the issue tracker and render the board so you can review the frontier.