yandex-tracker-cli

What This Skill Does

The yandex-tracker-cli is a powerful, lightweight command-line interface designed to streamline interaction with the Yandex Tracker API. Built using native bash and curl, it provides a performant way to manage project workflows without the overhead of heavy language runtimes. It allows users to manage queues, issues, comments, worklogs, attachments, and execute YQL queries directly from their terminal. By leveraging jq for JSON parsing, it ensures that data handling is both fast and reliable.

Installation

To begin, ensure you have the OpenClaw CLI installed and run the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bkamuz/yandex-tracker-cli. Once installed, ensure you have jq on your system. Next, configure your environment variables by exporting TOKEN and ORG_ID in your .bashrc or .profile. Alternatively, create a configuration file at ~/.yandex-tracker-env with restricted permissions (chmod 600) to keep your credentials secure. The tool acts as a bridge between your local terminal and your Yandex cloud environment, enabling seamless automation.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for developers, project managers, and DevOps engineers who want to integrate ticket management into their daily terminal workflow. It is highly effective for automating bug reporting from build scripts, batch updating project tasks via shell loops, or retrieving quick status updates on specific issues without switching context to a web browser. It simplifies complex API interactions into human-readable commands, making it ideal for CI/CD pipelines.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, use yandex-tracker-cli to list all queues and provide a summary of the project 'INFRA'."
2. "Create a new issue in the 'DEV' queue with the summary 'Fix memory leak in authentication service' using the yandex-tracker-cli."
3. "Fetch the details for ticket BIMLAB-123 and output the current status and priority level."

Tips & Limitations

Always prefer environment variables over configuration files for better security. Since this skill relies on the Yandex Tracker API, ensure your OAuth token has sufficient permissions to access the desired projects. Keep in mind that this is a bash-based tool; for complex data transformation beyond standard filtering, you may want to pipe outputs into additional scripts. The tool automatically adds a 'yandex-tracker-cli' tag to new and updated issues to help you track actions taken via the CLI.