TTT Work-On Command

Start working on a task from the current cycle.

Usage

Interactive Selection

ttt work-on

Specific Issue

If issue-id is provided (e.g., MP-624):

ttt work-on {{ issue-id }}

Auto-Select Highest Priority

If issue-id is "next":

ttt work-on next

What This Does

1. Marks the task as in-progress locally
2. Updates Linear status to "In Progress" (if status_source is remote)
3. Displays full task details including:
   • Title and description
   • Priority and labels
   • Attachments and comments
   • Branch name for checkout

After Running

1. Read the task description and requirements
2. Check out the suggested branch: git checkout -b <branch-name>
3. Run project validation (see below)
4. Begin implementation

Project Validation

Before starting work, check for validation tools:

1. Check for Existing Validation

Look for:

• Commands: /validate, /check, /lint in available commands
• Skills: validate, check, verify in available skills
• Scripts: lint, type-check, test in package.json or Makefile

2. If No Validation Found

Ask user:

No validation command or skill found for this project.
Would you like to create one? (y/n)

If yes, run:

/ttt:write-validate

3. Run Validation

Once validation is available:

• Use /validate command if exists
• Or use validation skill if available
• Or run detected scripts directly