fticket 0.1.0

Factory Ticket System (FTS): transactional coordination core for the AI software factory

fticket — Factory Ticket System (FTS)

Transactional coordination core for the AI software factory: task status, claims, dependencies, resource leases, and history in one SQLite file (WAL, single writer, one BEGIN IMMEDIATE transaction per operation). Task folders stay immutable-path artifact storage; FTS owns all control-plane state. Zero runtime dependencies.

Install

uv sync          # dev
uv pip install . # as a library

Quickstart

from fticket import FTS, Mode

FTS.init_db("factory.db", stages=["code", "review", "qa", "deploy"])  # create schema first
fts = FTS("factory.db")

t = fts.create_ticket(title="build parser", stage="code", folder_path="tasks/0001")
claim = fts.claim("code", worker_id="coder-1")         # atomic, race-free
fts.start(claim.ticket.id, "coder-1")                  # claimed -> in_progress
fts.acquire(resource="staging", ticket_id=t.id, worker_id="coder-1", mode=Mode.EXCLUSIVE)
fts.complete(t.id, "coder-1")                          # records reached_stage
fts.advance(t.id, "coder-1", to_stage="review")        # done -> queued @ review
fts.tick()                                             # expire TTLs, promote waitlists

CLI

fts <cmd> --db factory.db — read commands work on a read-only database.

init	create schema, seed config + stages
board / show <id> / dag / queues	board grid, ticket detail + history, dependency DAG, queue depths
why <id> / triage / stats / doctor	stuck-ticket root cause, dead-letter + orphans, AC16 metrics, health checks
create / claim / renew / start / complete / advance	ticket lifecycle
transition / reject / dead-letter / revive	generic edge, bounce, operator kill, un-kill
add-dep / acquire / release / register-resource	dependencies and resource leases
tick / scheduler	one sweep pass / loop until Ctrl-C
events	poll/tail the event stream
config get|set	tunables (bounce_limit, claim_ttl_ms, ...)
serve	read-only web dashboard

Dashboard

fts serve --db factory.db --port 8377

Read-only, bound to 127.0.0.1 only, GET-only, no external assets.