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Sprint-ready sub-tickets

Turns large, well-defined tickets into sprint-sized, implementation-ready sub-tickets — each with clear scope, acceptance criteria, dependencies, and real codebase context.

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Break Down Ticket — example generated output

Four steps, sprint-ready work

Overcut identifies the relevant repos, clones them for context, checks the ticket has enough detail, then splits it into structured sub-tickets along natural boundaries.

Break Down Ticket — how the workflow runs, trigger to result

The edge cases, covered

It validates before it acts and splits along real technical seams, so you get usable sub-tickets instead of busywork.

Gates on readiness

Checks for sufficient requirements or design content first, and exits early with guidance when a ticket isn't ready.

Splits along real boundaries

Decomposes by component, feature, dependency layer, or risk — using your actual codebase structure.

Maps dependencies

Posts a dependency map and a suggested implementation order back on the original ticket.

Carries context forward

Each sub-ticket includes scope, acceptance criteria, technical notes, and inherited labels.

Integrates with your stack

Reads and writes issues in your tracker and pulls context straight from your repositories.

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Running from day one

Triggers automatically when a ticket is labeled needs-breakdown, or on demand with /breakdown on any issue.

Break Down Ticket — a run timeline from a real execution

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“In just four months, Overcut has saved us countless hours and quickly become an indispensable tool that developers actively request for new projects.”

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~/acme-app
$ npx overcut init
✓ Signed in
✓ Current workspace: Acme
✓ Connected: Claude Code
> Set up Overcut for this repo.
Inspecting repo: GitHub remote, pnpm, vitest, GitHub Actions
Proposed workflows:
1. Code review
2. Fix CI
3. Auto docs update on merge
Draft run of "Code review" passed.
Publish and activate triggers? [y/N]