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Author self-sufficient Tickets in the project's store from a finished Manifest, a direct work request, an open question, or follow-up findings from another Ticket. A Manifest becomes one coherent Shaped Ticket by default; split it by Deliverable only when the caller explicitly wants delegation or parallel pickup. Use when creating Tickets, ticketing up a plan, recording follow-up work, or handing work to a teammate, agent, or later session.

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# ticket-up `ticket-up` is the single Ticket-authoring boundary. It shapes prose, applies the convention, deduplicates, and renders the result through the project's configured venue. Read `references/TICKET_CONVENTION.md` before emitting. It defines the unit, kinds, anatomy, lifecycle, and priority every venue must preserve. ## Resolve the input and Ticket units Accept any of these inputs: - a finished Manifest; - a direct work request that should enter the store; - one or more questions that need separate management; - findings discovered while running a source Ticket, with that source identified. Without explicit input, use a recent Manifest only when the conversation already establishes it as the intended source; otherwise ask what should become a Ticket. One Ticket represents one independently schedulable lifecycle. Bundle work that shares one outcome and would be assigned, prioritized, and closed together. Split only where separate ownership, priority, blocking, or closure has real value. Do not turn every Deliverable, question, or minor finding into a Ticket. **Manifest input defaults to one Shaped Ticket for the whole Manifest.** Its Deliverables remain an internal execution and verification structure. Split into one Ticket per Deliverable only when the caller explicitly asks for delegation or parallel pickup. Existing Deliverable boundaries are the smallest allowed split: if one is too large, amend the Manifest rather than slicing below a unit that can no long...

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Author
doodledood
Repository
doodledood/manifest-dev
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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