Generate Tickets

Produce implementation-ready tickets grounded in your actual codebase.

How generation works

When you complete the wizard, Scope generates milestones and tickets using your project context — data models, features, technology, and requirements. Each ticket is grounded in real code locations and follows 7 quality principles:

  1. Autonomous — Completable without human intervention
  2. Complete — All context included in the ticket
  3. Testable — Verifiable acceptance criteria
  4. Ordered — Explicit dependencies between tickets
  5. Actionable — Clear file paths and code locations
  6. Seeded — Includes sample data appropriate to the project
  7. Verified — Built-in testing steps for verification

What each ticket includes

Tickets contain up to 32 fields, including:

FieldDescription
Title & descriptionClear summary and implementation details
Files to create/modifyReal file paths in your repo
Data modelsComplete structure, relationships, database changes
Acceptance criteriaVerifiable conditions for completion
DependenciesWhich tickets must complete first
Git workflowBranch name, PR title, auto-merge
Verification stepsHow to verify the ticket works correctly
AI automationInstructions for AI coding tools to execute autonomously

Ticket sizing

Scope groups tickets by logical feature, not individual files. Each data model gets one full-feature ticket (database + backend + frontend + tests). This produces 4-6 focused tickets per milestone instead of 10-15 granular ones.

Export options

Tickets are output as Markdown — paste them anywhere:

  • Jira — Copy ticket Markdown into Jira issues
  • Linear — Paste into Linear issues
  • Notion — Import as Notion pages
  • GitHub Issues — Create issues with full context
  • AI coding tools — Feed directly to Claude Code or Cursor via MCP

Token usage

Ticket generation uses AI tokens. Your account includes:

  • 200K tokens on signup (covers ~1 full project)
  • 5K tokens/month free tier
  • Token packs available: 50K/$5, 150K/$10, 500K/$25

Before generating, Scope shows an estimate of token cost so there are no surprises.