get-tickets
ProductivityFetch tickets from the local Switchboard API proxy (ClickUp/Linear) for the current workspace.
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Local Ticket Access
Use this skill to access ClickUp/Linear ticket data via the local API server (no MCP required).
When to Use
- User asks about ClickUp/Linear tickets (e.g., "list all tickets this sprint", "show me task XYZ")
- You need full task details (descriptions, comments, attachments)
- You need to filter tickets by status, sprint, or project
- You want faster access without MCP round-trips
How to Use
Important:
sb_api_callis a bash function defined by sourcing the helper. Run thesourceline in the same shell session as the call — each self-contained block below already does this.
Step 1: Get Metadata (List View)
ClickUp metadata:
CUR="$PWD"
while [ "$CUR" != "/" ] && [ ! -d "$CUR/.agents/skills" ]; do CUR=$(dirname "$CUR"); done
source "$CUR/.agents/skills/_lib/sb_api_call.sh"
sb_api_call GET /metadata/clickup
Linear metadata:
CUR="$PWD"
while [ "$CUR" != "/" ] && [ ! -d "$CUR/.agents/skills" ]; do CUR=$(dirname "$CUR"); done
source "$CUR/.agents/skills/_lib/sb_api_call.sh"
sb_api_call GET /metadata/linear
Response structure:
{
"version": 1,
"sourceId": "clickup",
"metadata": [
{
"id": "task123",
"name": "Task name",
"status": "In Progress",
"listId": "list456",
"sprint": "Sprint 1",
"lastUpdated": 1234567890
}
],
"writtenAt": 1234567890
}
Use this metadata to:
- Filter tickets by status, sprint, list, or project
- Identify task IDs for full detail queries
- Answer questions that don't require full task descriptions
Step 2: Get Full Task Details
ClickUp task with full details (description, comments, attachments):
CUR="$PWD"
while [ "$CUR" != "/" ] && [ ! -d "$CUR/.agents/skills" ]; do CUR=$(dirname "$CUR"); done
source "$CUR/.agents/skills/_lib/sb_api_call.sh"
sb_api_call GET /task/clickup/TASK_ID
Response includes:
task- full task object with description, markdownDescription, assignees, statussubtasks- array of subtaskscomments- array of comments with user infoattachments- array of attachments with URLs
Linear issue with full details:
CUR="$PWD"
while [ "$CUR" != "/" ] && [ ! -d "$CUR/.agents/skills" ]; do CUR=$(dirname "$CUR"); done
source "$CUR/.agents/skills/_lib/sb_api_call.sh"
sb_api_call GET /task/linear/ISSUE_ID
Response includes:
issue- full issue object with description, state, assigneesubtasks- array of sub-issuescomments- array of commentsattachments- array of attachments
Step 3: Handle Errors
- Port file doesn't exist: Extension not running or API server not started
- API server not responding: Extension may have crashed
- 503 Service Unavailable: ClickUp/Linear not configured in this workspace
- 404 Not Found: Task/issue ID doesn't exist
- Empty metadata: No tickets cached — tasks may not have been synced yet
Security Notes
- API server is bound to localhost only (127.0.0.1)
- Uses the extension's existing ClickUp/Linear credentials from VS Code secret storage
- No additional credential management needed