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Ticket Terminal
Ship Jira and Notion work faster, see LLM cost per ticket
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Ship Jira and Notion work faster, see LLM cost per ticket
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Ticket Terminal helps teams ship Jira and Notion work faster by connecting each ticket to a real local Claude Code or Codex CLI session. The transcript, agent trail, shared Markdown memory, reviewed write-back, and token-based cost estimate stay attached to the work, reducing coordination and repeated context while making LLM spend visible per ticket. Apache-2.0, local-first, with the tracker kept as the source of truth.
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I built Ticket Terminal because the ticket and the terminal kept becoming two separate stories.
The team already had the request and acceptance criteria in Jira or Notion. The coding agent had the actual execution history in a local terminal. Once a session ended, reconstructing what was requested, what the agent changed, which context it used, and what it cost was awkward.
Ticket Terminal keeps the existing tracker as the source of truth. A ticket opens a real local Claude Code or Codex CLI session, while the transcript, agent trail, shared Markdown memory, and token-based cost estimate remain attached to the work. The manager digest can be reviewed before anything is written back.
This is an Apache-2.0 public preview. It is currently single-user, requires an authenticated agent CLI and tracker credentials, and it is not a security sandbox.
The feedback I need most is concrete: can you take one real Jira or Notion ticket through the public setup, open the agent session, and tell me the exact step where the workflow becomes confusing or breaks?