QuickTicket for Openclaw

QuickTicket helps an AI agent create or reconcile a complete, scoped, dependency-ordered set of project tickets.

redrookai
v0.1.0
Oct 5, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install quickticket

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install quickticket using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is QuickTicket?

QuickTicket turns an idea, task, or project into a structured ticket-planning workflow, using the conversation and relevant project context. It can also reconcile planned work with existing tickets, helping teams organize work into scoped tasks and dependencies.

The skill plans and reconciles tickets; it does not implement them or authorize publication. It follows the project's own conventions, status names, and completion authority. As one of the Openclaw Skills, QuickTicket is useful when you want an agent to help organize delivery without treating ticket planning as permission to change the project.

QuickTicket Use Cases

  • Turn a project idea or task into a set of scoped tickets.
  • Request ticket planning with a natural phrase such as “Quickticket this project.”
  • Reconcile a proposed plan with existing project tickets.
  • Identify and organize dependencies between planned tickets.
  • Use project context and conventions to support consistent ticket planning.

How QuickTicket Works

  1. The user asks for QuickTicket planning, either naturally or with the optional $quickticket shortcut where supported.
  2. The agent reads and applies the workflow in QUICK-TICKET.md using the conversation and relevant project context.
  3. The agent uses its existing model, research tools, and project conventions to plan or reconcile tickets.
  4. Ticket inspection and edits stay within the requested project and authorized destination.
  5. The project’s native status names and completion authority remain in force; “confirmed” refers to the equivalent completion state and does not bypass the project’s verifier.

QuickTicket Setup

The provided skill content references a companion QUICK-TICKET.md guide, which is needed to apply the detailed workflow. Make that file available alongside the skill before using it. No installation command, configuration options, or ticket-provider setup instructions are specified in the supplied content.

Invoke the workflow with a natural request, for example:

# No CLI command is specified by the skill.
# In a supported agent, ask: “Quickticket this project.”

Where supported, $quickticket is an optional explicit shortcut. Use only an authorized project and ticket destination.

QuickTicket Data Schema & Taxonomy

The supplied skill definition does not specify a ticket field schema, file-generation format, metadata taxonomy, or storage location. It directs the agent to follow the companion QUICK-TICKET.md guide and the project’s existing conventions.

  • Input context: the user’s idea, task, or project request, plus relevant conversation and project context.
  • Output: a planned or reconciled set of scoped tickets, ordered by dependencies.
  • Statuses: use the project’s native status names and completion authority; “confirmed” is a guide-level term for the equivalent completion state, not a new status.
  • Destination: keep ticket inspection and edits within the requested project and authorized destination.

QuickTicket Advanced Features

  • Supports both ticket creation and reconciliation of existing work.
  • Organizes tickets around scope and dependency order.
  • Can be invoked through natural-language requests; $quickticket is an optional shortcut where supported.
  • Adapts to the agent’s existing model, research tools, and project conventions.
  • Preserves project boundaries and does not authorize implementation, publication, verifier bypasses, or changes to operating instructions, model settings, or other agents.

SKILL.md


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