Skills
aid-read-ticket
Frontmatter
Section titled “Frontmatter”name— aid-read-ticketdescription— Read one ticket from the project’s issue tracker and show its fields. Use this skill when you need a ticket’s current contents — during triage, before starting work, or while writing a change that references it. Its grammar isaid-read-ticket [<connector>:]<ticket-id>— the tracker’s own id, optionally prefixed with a connector name when more than one tracker is catalogued. It resolves which tracker answers, fetches through your host tool’s own MCP so AID never handles a credential, and displays the result. It never writes, locally or to the tracker, and never asks for confirmation; a failed, not-found, unauthorized or unavailable fetch surfaces the tracker’s own error and exits without side effects.allowed-tools— Read, Glob, Grep, AskUserQuestionargument-hint— [<connector>:]<ticket-id>
Definition: canonical/skills/aid-read-ticket/SKILL.md
Approximate: This chart is derived by heuristic; exact transitions may differ from runtime behaviour.
flowchart TB classDef aidNode color:#fff classDef aidEntry fill:#166534,stroke:#14532d,color:#fff classDef aidExit fill:#991b1b,stroke:#7f1d1d,color:#fff classDef aidDecision fill:#92400e,stroke:#78350f,color:#fff classDef aidLoopBack fill:#1e3a8a,stroke:#1e3a8a,color:#fff classDef aidStep fill:#1a2035,stroke:#d4a853,color:#f1f5f9 n1(["PARSE-ARGS"]) n2["RESOLVE-CONNECTOR"] n3["FETCH"] n4(["DISPLAY"]) n1 --> n2 n2 --> n3 n3 --> n4 class n1 aidEntry class n2 aidStep class n3 aidStep class n4 aidExit class n1 aidNode class n2 aidNode class n3 aidNode class n4 aidNode
Source fragments
Section titled “Source fragments”Every node in the chart above, in chart order, with the exact canonical/ text it was derived from.
### State 1 — PARSE-ARGSSource: canonical/skills/aid-read-ticket/SKILL.md#L68
### State 2 — RESOLVE-CONNECTORSource: canonical/skills/aid-read-ticket/SKILL.md#L77
### State 3 — FETCHSource: canonical/skills/aid-read-ticket/SKILL.md#L103
4 · DISPLAY · exit · UNSPECIFIED
### State 4 — DISPLAY