Ticket Crusher guide

Easy to deploy. Calm to operate. Governed by design.

Ticket Crusher keeps the public story simple and puts operational depth where it belongs: inside a private workspace with identity, approvals, and evidence.

Step 1

Start from CubiCube

Choose Ticket Crusher at CubiCube.com and deploy a private workspace for your team.

Step 2

Confirm ownership

Sign in with Sentinel so setup, approvals, run pages, and launch actions are tied to an operator.

Step 3

Connect only what you need

Add Linear, GitHub, HB3, and KYM only when each capability becomes useful. The product does not require everything up front.

Step 4

Approve before action

Review scope, risk, rollback, and evidence before any external mutation or runtime launch.

FAQ

Short answers for the things teams ask first.

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Can I get my own private Ticket Crusher?

Yes. Ticket Crusher is designed as a CubiCube-deployable workspace: a private Worker, domain, D1 database, setup state, and encrypted integration boundary for your team or customer.

What does KYM-ready mean?

It means the automation behind an approved plan can be described and reviewed before publication. KYM is supporting governance metadata, not the main product experience.

Is this just a ticket dashboard?

No. Tickets are source context. Ticket Crusher helps teams clarify the work, choose the best slice, approve the plan, launch safely, and preserve evidence.

Do agents mutate tools automatically?

No. State-changing actions are approval-gated. Sentinel identity, operator review, and explicit launch controls keep autonomy inside a readable trust contract.

Where did the operational console go?

The public homepage stays focused on value. The console lives in the workspace flow where setup, ticket context, roadmap review, evidence sync, KYM packets, and HB3 launch controls belong.