narayanasabari/velvet
Keep a Velvet work log from your coding agent with the velvet CLI: log progress, file and update tickets, plan sprints, attach evidence and images, and recap your week.
Save an important image to a Velvet ticket or milestone with velvet upload-image. Use when the user shares a screenshot, design reference, or result image and asks to keep it on a ticket or milestone, or when an image is clearly the evidence for a ticket being worked on.
Record a Velvet work-log entry with the velvet CLI. Use after finishing a meaningful unit of coding work such as a fix, feature, refactor, decision, or blocker, and whenever the user mentions their worklog, work log, Velvet, or asks to log, note, or record progress.
Manage Velvet organisation members, invitations, projects, GitHub settings, organisation reports, and mentions with separately consented CLI administration. Use only when the user requests these account-wide operations.
Summarise Velvet work logs, read project reports, and manage mentions with the velvet CLI. Use when the user asks for a standup, weekly summary, activity or milestone report, stale or closed work, or unread mentions.
Connect this repository to Velvet with the velvet CLI. Use when the user installs the Velvet plugin, asks to connect or set up Velvet, or when a velvet command fails because velvet is not installed, the repository is not linked, or the key was revoked.
Plan Velvet sprints and milestones with the velvet CLI. Use when the user asks to create or list sprints or milestones, plan work into a sprint, or schedule tickets into a milestone, including when they ask to work in a sprint that does not exist yet.
Find, read, create, edit, and assign Velvet tickets, manage comments and replies, and list evidence with the velvet CLI. Use when the user asks about tickets or issues, wants a ticket filed or edited, requests comments or evidence, or explicitly asks to move a ticket to a new status.