Tickets

Tickets Changelog

Every meaningful change to Tickets, told with the media it deserves — screenshots and clips adapt to your current theme.

  1. added

    Tickets: file it, hand it to your agent

    Tickets is the first release: a local-first issue tracker that turns “I should fix that” into agent work. File a ticket in the browser or a terminal, then hand it off — the ticket can copy a composed prompt or open your terminal running claude on it, in the right repo, with a prompt you didn’t have to write.

    The central UI lists tickets across every registered project, with status chips and a per-ticket action menu.
    One board across every plugged-in project — filter to one with /project.

    What shipped

    • Three surfaces, one daemon. A browser UI (all projects at once, or one), a terminal TUI across every project, and framework-agnostic web components you can embed in any app — all over a single local, auth-less REST + SSE API.
    • Real terminal handoff. A ticket’s action opens your terminal — Windows Terminal, Tabby, or whatever you configure — running your agent on the ticket, not a headless runner. The ticket flips to in-progress automatically.
    • AI enrichment with undo. Sharpen a hurried title and description with one key. History is just git — every edit is a commit on a per-project orphan branch, so undo is real and your main branch stays clean.
    • Evidence built in. Before/after images and video attach to each ticket and publish to media.aylith.com, so the fix is documented, not just done.

    Install

    Standalone binaries, no runtime required:

    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aylith-labs/tickets/main/install.sh | bash

    Or mise use -g "ubi:aylith-labs/tickets[exe=tickets]", or one npm package with everything: npm i -g @aylith/tickets. Then tickets init in a repo, tickets serve, and tickets tui.