What problem does it solve? Managing multi-phase software projects with tickets requires consistent rules for statuses, transitions, sub-task types, and role responsibilities. Without a shared process, agents create tickets with wrong hierarchies, skip Definition of Done checks, or transition work prematurely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-Phase Lifecycle Guidance: Covers Discovery, Requirements & Scope Refinement, Design, and Implementation phases with the exact ticket types and statuses for each stage. - Ticket Type and Hierarchy Reference: Defines top-level tickets (FEATURE, EPIC, BUG, TASK, RESOURCE-REQ), analysis/design sub-tasks (BA-ANA, SA-DES, UX-DES), and implementation sub-tasks (DEV, UNITTEST, CODEREVIEW, TESTCASE, TESTEXEC, DEVOPS, BUG-SUB) with parent-child rules and link types. - DoD and Transition Enforcement: Requires Definition of Done verification with documented evidence before any status transition, routed through the ticket-helper subagent. - Use Case: An agent picks up a FEATURE ticket, creates BA-ANA and SA-ANA analysis sub-tasks, closes them, opens design sub-tasks, spawns DEV-STORY tickets during BA-DES, and drives each story through Grooming, Development, QA, and Deployment while keeping the linked EPIC status in sync. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a FEATURE ticket for a new business requirement and move it through the workflow stages following the ticket-helper instructions.