Support tickets that run in private threads.
- Panel with one button per category, each with its own staff role
- Opening form (subject), one private thread per ticket
- Claim and close (opener or staff), transcript sent to a log channel
- `/tickets setup|category|panel` and `/ticket add|remove|claim|close`
- Dashboard page to manage settings and categories and see open tickets
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Members open a ticket from a panel in the ticket channel: one button per
category (a dropdown past five), then a short form. Each ticket is a private
thread named after the category, number and opener, with a first message
that mentions the category's staff role so its members join, and Claim and
Close buttons.
- Claim: staff (the category's role, or Manage Threads / Manage Server)
take a ticket; the first message shows who has it.
- Close: the opener or staff close it, with an optional reason. The thread
is locked and archived, and the log channel gets a summary and a .txt
transcript of the whole thread.
- /ticket add|remove|claim|close inside a ticket; /tickets setup,
/tickets category add|remove|list and /tickets panel for admins.
- Per-member limit on open tickets (default 1), per-server ticket numbers
handed out atomically, a deleted thread closes its ticket.
- The dashboard asks the bot to post or refresh the panel through
ticket_commands (LISTEN/NOTIFY, like music); the listener reconnects if
the database connection drops.
- Setup warns about missing bot permissions in the ticket and log channels.
The flows live in internal/tickets behind small Discord and store
interfaces, with unit tests on fakes; the repo and the listener have
integration tests (-tags integration, TICKETS_TEST_DB).
Needs the ticket tables (velox-dashboard-api migration 000016_tickets).
.gitignore gains the /tldr benchmark rules so private chat exports and
benchmark results on disk can't be committed from this branch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Support tickets that run in private threads.
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