15-04-review-to-tickets

Productivity

Convert findings from any review, audit, or analysis into individual tk tickets with proper priority and tagging.

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15.04 Review-to-Tickets

After any review, audit, or analysis that surfaces issues, create tk tickets for every finding.

When This Applies

Any skill or workflow that produces a report of issues:

Code review (code-review, review-changes)
Audits (audit, architectural-analysis, axiom-audit, file-name-wizard)
Plan checks (check-plan)
Spec/quality reviews (teams-driven-development, 4-step-program)

Process

Collect all findings from the review/audit report.
Create one ticket per finding (or group tightly related findings into one ticket).
Tag tickets with the source skill and severity.
Reference the report in each ticket's Links section.

Ticket Format

ID=$(tk create "SHORT DESCRIPTION" \
  -t task \
  -p PRIORITY \
  --tags SEVERITY,SOURCE_SKILL \
  -d "## Goal
What needs to be fixed or addressed.

## Source
- Skill: SOURCE_SKILL
- Report: path/to/report.md
- Severity: CRITICAL|HIGH|MEDIUM|LOW

## Details
Exact finding from the report. Include file paths and line numbers.

## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Issue is resolved
- [ ] Verification: SPECIFIC CHECK") && tk start $ID

Priority Mapping

Severity	tk Priority	Action
CRITICAL	0 (urgent)	Fix immediately
HIGH	1	Fix before merge/release
MEDIUM	2	Fix soon
LOW	3	Fix when convenient

Grouping Rules

One ticket per distinct issue. Don't lump unrelated findings.
Group related findings if they share the same root cause (e.g., 5 files all missing the same type → one ticket).
Split large findings if they require different fixes in different areas.

After Creating Tickets

Close tickets as you fix issues.
Reference ticket IDs in commits: t-XXXX: fix description
Log changes via tinychange.