Ticketron (tix) MCP Server

@karolswdev

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About Ticketron (tix) MCP Server

Ticketron (tix) is a CLI tool designed to quickly create JIRA issues based on brief user input, leveraging LLMs for detail generation and an MCP server for JIRA interaction.

#ticketron#jira #cli-tool

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Overview

What is Ticketron (tix)?

Ticketron (tix) is a command‑line tool that uses Large Language Models (LLMs) via OpenAI to simplify creating and searching JIRA tickets. It integrates with the jira‑mcp‑server for JIRA communication and is designed for developers and ops teams who want faster ticket management.

How to use Ticketron (tix)?

Install with go install github.com/karolswdev/ticketron/cmd/tix@latest, then run tix config init to create the configuration directory. Set your OpenAI API key with tix config set-key <key> (or via the TICKETRON_LLM_API_KEY environment variable). Use tix create to create tickets using natural language and tix search to search tickets with JQL or plain English.

Key features of Ticketron (tix)

Create JIRA issues using natural language
Search JIRA issues using JQL
Contextual ticket generation via LLM
Secure API key storage (OS Keychain or env var)
Shell completion for Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell
Structured output formats (JSON, YAML, TSV)

Use cases of Ticketron (tix)

Quickly create a bug report by describing the issue in plain English
Search for your open tickets across projects using conversational phrases
Enrich ticket creation with persistent project context from a context.md file
Generate structured (JSON/YAML/TSV) reports of ticket searches for further analysis

Frequently asked questions

What are the dependencies and runtime requirements?

Ticketron requires Go 1.23.8+, a running instance of the [jira‑mcp‑server](https://github.com/karolswdev/jira-mcp-server), and an OpenAI API key. Make is needed for development tasks.

How does Ticketron store the OpenAI API key?

The API key can be stored securely in the OS keychain using `tix config set-key` or set as the environment variable `TICKETRON_LLM_API_KEY`. It is never stored in plain‑text configuration files.

Where does Ticketron store its configuration and data?

Configuration files (config.yaml, links.yaml, system_prompt.txt, context.md) live in `~/.ticketron/`. The API key is stored separately in the OS keychain or an environment variable.

What transport does Ticketron use to communicate with JIRA?

Ticketron relies on the jira‑mcp‑server, which uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for communication. The MCP server URL must be specified in `config.yaml`.

Are there any known limits?

Ticketron requires an active internet connection to reach the jira‑mcp‑server and the OpenAI API. It does not work offline or without these external services.

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