Tickets & Kanban
Tickets are Quazzar’s built-in work tracker. Every ticket is a small card with a title, body, assignee, priority, and state. Cards live on a Kanban board you can drag between columns, and they can be linked to Molly memories and Notes so AI context flows naturally into your work.
The Tickets and Kanban pages are grouped under Orbit -> Work in the left navigation. Single-user ticket workflows are free on every plan.
Ticket lifecycle
Tickets move through four states:
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Open | Newly created, not yet scheduled. |
| In progress | Someone is actively working on it. |
| Review | Work is done, waiting for sign-off or merge. |
| Done | Closed. Drops off the default Kanban view. |
State transitions are free-form. Drag a card between Kanban columns, click the state chip in the detail view, or call the API.
Creating a ticket
Click New ticket on the Tickets page (or press N on the Kanban board). Fill in:
- Title — short description.
- Body — Markdown supported.
[[Wiki-links]]to notes resolve,#tagsare parsed, code fences render. - Assignee — pick from the user list. Leaving it empty creates an unassigned card.
- Priority —
low,normal,high,urgent. Priority drives the default sort on the Tickets page. - Labels — freeform text, comma-separated. Labels are searchable across the page.
- Linked notes — attach one or more notes by title. The notes’ wiki-link back-reference lights up so you can trace work from context.
Kanban board
The Kanban view is four columns (Open / In progress / Review / Done) with a draggable card per ticket. Features:
- Drag a card to a new column to change state.
- Drag a card up or down within a column to reorder (persisted per user).
- Click a card to open its detail drawer without leaving the board.
- The column header shows the current count and aggregate priority.
Filtering
Use the filter bar above the board:
- Assignee — my tickets / specific user / unassigned.
- Priority — one or more priorities.
- Label — multi-select.
- Namespace — if your tickets are partitioned by project.
Every filter updates the URL so the view is shareable.
Linking from Molly memories and Notes
Any note or memory can reference a ticket by its id using standard wiki-link syntax:
Still open: [[ticket:TKT-128]]Clicking the link opens the ticket in a side drawer. The ticket’s Linked from panel lists every note and memory that references it, so an AI that remembered a deployment issue surfaces the right ticket the next day.
Molly’s /remember slash command picks up any [[ticket:...]] reference in the remembered text and stores it as a link on the memory row, so future memory_search calls can pivot on the ticket id.
Keyboard shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
N | New ticket (when board or list is focused) |
/ | Focus the search box |
J / K | Next / previous card (list view) |
Arrow keys | Move selection on Kanban board |
Enter | Open the selected card |
Esc | Close the detail drawer |
API
Tickets are exposed under /api/tickets on the Cloud OS REST API. See Cloud OS API for the full surface. Common paths:
GET /api/tickets— list with filters.POST /api/tickets— create.GET /api/tickets/:id— detail.PATCH /api/tickets/:id— partial update (state, priority, assignee).DELETE /api/tickets/:id— archive (soft delete;?hard=trueremoves the row).
Related pages
- Orbit Notes — wiki-link target for tickets
- Molly Memory — pulls ticket context into chat
- Memory MCP — external AI clients can write memories that link to tickets