Slice Desk - a spec broken into tracer-bullet tickets with blocking edges, the dependency graph checked free

slice-desk.skillsafe.ai

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Paste a plan or spec and get it broken into tracer-bullet tickets - narrow vertical slices, each with its blocking edges and acceptance criteria - with the dependency graph checked free in the browser, then revise the breakdown on your feedback. Free in your browser: the spec's requirements numbered R1, R2 ... from bullets, numbered items, table rows and must/should/shall sentences with their sections and lines, what is out of scope or still open, vague spots, a wide-refactor signal and a spec written by layer; and any set of tickets in the local ticket template checked as a graph - cycles named, unknown and self blocks, duplicate numbers, tickets numbered before their blockers, the frontier, the parallel waves, the critical path, redundant edges, one-layer (horizontal) tickets, oversized and undersized tickets, missing acceptance criteria, file paths, requirement coverage, late prefactors and the expand - migrate - contract shape - with one .md per ticket, the issue template, a CSV, a Mermaid flowchart and an SVG of the graph. Metered runs write the slice (vertical slices with blocking edges, criteria and covered requirements, prefactors first, expand - migrate - contract for a wide refactor, and the skill's three questions about the breakdown) and the revision (the full revised set with a change log tied to your feedback), and the page re-checks every reply with the same graph check. Built on the SkillSafe skill @mattpocock/to-tickets, from mattpocock/skills (MIT), by Matt Pocock.

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PricingUsage-based + 10% creator margin
Billed model rate$2.20 in / $13.20 out per 1M tokens
Creator margin+10%
Effective rate$2.40 in / $14.40 out per 1M tokens
Security scanClean — skill and frontend scanned
Model gpt-terra
Created2026-11-03
Updated2026-11-05

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