ticket-workflow-mcp

ticket-workflow-mcp

Enables management of a local-first, per-repo ticket board with git/PR pipeline using markdown files and MCP tools for ticket operations.

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ticket-workflow

A local-first, per-repo ticket board and git/PR pipeline, packaged so any repo can adopt it by adding a dependency plus a little config — with no coupling to any other repo. Each consuming repo owns its own tickets/ and events/.

It ships three pieces:

  • MCP server (ticket-workflow-mcp) — list_tickets, get_ticket, start_ticket, create_ticket, update_ticket, record_review, delete_ticket. Tickets are markdown files (frontmatter + body); the board is the filesystem, no database.
  • Bash hooks (hooks/) — a PreToolUse guard (guard-bash.mjs) that blocks whole-tree staging and commits/pushes to main, and a PostToolUse tracker (track-steps.mjs) that records pipeline milestones (branch, typecheck, lint, test, commit, PR) by watching the commands you run.
  • CLI viewer (ticket-workflow) — list and show <id>, rendering a ticket's pipeline from the same reducer the web board uses.

The pipeline a ticket flows through: Started · Branch · Typecheck · Lint · Tests · Review · Commit · PR · QA · Done.

Board location

The board root is resolved at runtime as BOARD_DIR_OVERRIDE ?? CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR ?? process.cwd(), then tickets/ and events/ under it. Claude Code sets CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR for both the MCP server and the hooks, so both write to the same per-repo board. TICKETS_DIR_OVERRIDE and EVENTS_DIR_OVERRIDE take precedence (used by tests).

Consuming it in a repo

Add the dependency (public, pinned by tag):

// package.json
"devDependencies": { "ticket-workflow": "git+https://github.com/mcinerneyjake/ticket-workflow.git#v0.1.0" }

Wire the MCP server (.mcp.json) and the hooks + allowlist (.claude/settings.json); see a consuming repo's config for the exact shape. Run npx ticket-workflow show <id> to view a ticket's pipeline.

Development

npm install      # runs the prepare build
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run build    # emit dist/

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