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ec projects list

Work with Tickets

List tickets for a project:

ec tickets list <project-id>

Filter by status (created, started, completed):

ec tickets list <project-id> -s started

Get ticket details:

ec tickets get <ticket-id>

Update a ticket:

ec tickets update <project-id> <ticket-id> -t "New title" -d "Description" -r [email protected]

Add a comment:

ec tickets update <project-id> <ticket-id> -m "This is a comment"

Mark as completed:

ec tickets update <project-id> <ticket-id> --complete

Assign a ticket:

ec tickets assign <project-id> <ticket-id> [email protected]

Work with Audits

List audits:

ec audits list <project-id>

Filter by status (started, In Progress, completed):

ec audits list <project-id> -s completed

Create an audit from a template:

ec audits create <project-id> <template-id> -n "Audit Name" -r [email protected]

Work with Templates

List templates:

ec templates list <project-id>

Publish a template:

ec templates publish <project-id> <template-id>

JSON Output

All commands support -j flag for JSON output, useful for processing:

ec tickets list <project-id> -j
ec audits get <audit-id> -j

Example Tasks

"Summarize all open tickets for project X"

1. List tickets with status filter: ec tickets list <project-id> -s started -j
2. Parse the JSON output
3. Generate a summary of titles, assignees, and due dates

"Assign all unassigned tickets to John"

1. List tickets: ec tickets list <project-id> -s created -j
2. For each ticket without a responsible person: ec tickets assign <project-id> <ticket-id> [email protected]

"Tag all completed audits with 'reviewed'"

1. List completed audits: ec audits list <project-id> -s completed -j
2. For each audit, update tags via the API

"Create weekly inspection audits"

1. Find the template: ec templates list <project-id> -j
2. Create audit: ec audits create <project-id> <template-id> -n "Week 7 Inspection" -r [email protected] -d "2026-02-21T17:00:00Z"

"Generate a status report"

1. Get project info: ec projects get <project-id> -j
2. Count tickets by status: ec tickets list <project-id> -j
3. Count audits by status: ec audits list <project-id> -j
4. Compile into a formatted report

Tips

• Use human IDs (6 characters like CC455B) instead of full CouchDB IDs for tickets and audits
• Omit the project-id argument to search across all projects
• Use -l to limit results and -p for pagination
• Pipe JSON output to jq for filtering: ec tickets list <project-id> -j | jq '.[] | select(.status == "started")'