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Productivity

Use when a skill needs to persist output as a standardized artifact — research findings, plans, postmortems, reviews, design specs, decisions. Replaces bespoke output directories with a single canonical tk ticket system.

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Ticket — Artifact Creation

All skill output that needs to persist goes into a ticket. No custom directories.

Tag Taxonomy

Every artifact ticket MUST use the appropriate tags:

Artifact type	Tags	Example title
Oracle research	`research, oracle`	"Oracle: Why API latency spiked"
Delphi investigation (epic)	`research, delphi`	"Delphi: Database migration strategy"
Delphi synthesis	`research, delphi-synthesis`	"Delphi synthesis: Database migration strategy"
Implementation plan	`plan`	"Plan: Refactor auth middleware"
Architecture decision	`decision`	"ADR: Use Zustand for state management"
Postmortem	`postmortem`	"Postmortem: Agent skipped codebase exploration"
Code review	`review`	"Review: PR #42 auth changes"
Design spec	`design-spec`	"Design spec: Dashboard redesign"

Creating Artifact Tickets

Use tk (via todos_oneshot or todos tool):

todos_oneshot(
  title: "Oracle: <topic>",
  description: "<full findings>",
  tags: "research,oracle",
  type: "task"
)

Epics with Subtasks

For multi-part artifacts (e.g. Delphi = N oracles + synthesis):

Create the epic ticket first
Create subtask tickets linked to it
Use teams delegate to run subtasks in parallel
Update the epic with synthesized results

# 1. Epic
todos_oneshot(title: "Delphi: <topic>", tags: "research,delphi", type: "epic")

# 2. Subtasks (one per oracle)
todos_oneshot(title: "Oracle 1: <topic>", tags: "research,oracle", type: "task")
todos_oneshot(title: "Oracle 2: <topic>", tags: "research,oracle", type: "task")
todos_oneshot(title: "Oracle 3: <topic>", tags: "research,oracle", type: "task")

# 3. teams delegate to run in parallel
# 4. Synthesize into epic

Rules

No custom output directories. No .oracle/, .plans/, .design-specs/, docs/postmortems/, docs/research/.
Tags are mandatory. Every artifact ticket uses tags from the taxonomy above.
Titles are descriptive. Prefix with artifact type (Oracle:, Plan:, ADR:, etc.).
Full content in the ticket. The ticket body IS the artifact — not a pointer to a file elsewhere.
Link related tickets. Subtasks link to epics. Plans link to implementation tickets. Postmortems link to the incident tickets.