Wicked Ticket (wiki-ticket): Graph Engineering for your current SLDC tools

Spillwave Solutions released Wicked Ticket (wiki-ticket-sdd), a plugin for Claude Code and Grok Build that maps project plans into existing software development lifecycle (SLDC) tools such as Jira, enabling graph engineering while keeping stakeholders, project managers, and product managers informed. The tool evolved from a simple to-do list syncing approach into a graph engineering method, inspired by Anthropic's harness engineering papers and blogs.

Member-only story Wicked Ticket wiki-ticket : Graph Engineering for your current SLDC tools Use Wicked Ticket with your existing SLDC tools, keeping stakeholders, project managers, and product managers in the loop while you employ agentic harness and loop engineering I started working on a project called Wicked Ticket wiki-ticket-sdd . https://github.com/SpillwaveSolutions/wiki ticket sdd This is a Claude Code and Grok Build plugin to do graph engineering using your current SLDC tools. The tools your stakeholders are already using. Here I am sitting at my desk working on a graph engineering project and not knowing it’s a graph engineering project. For the past few months, I’ve been managing projects a certain way. And it sort of evolved into, well, initially it was take a to-do list and keep track of that to-do list and keep adding to the to-do list and then just sync those to Jira tickets, subtask, task, whatever. And it was a little bit haphazard. Use Wicked Ticket to map plans from Claude Code and Grok Build to your existing SLDC tools, keeping stakeholders, project managers, and product managers in the loop while you employ agentic harness and loop engineering This todo-list idea came from several of the Anthropic harness engineering papers and blogs, which in my…