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Use tk with Claude’s web chat to analyze your project’s issues, dependencies, and priorities directly in the browser — no local setup required.

What is Claude Chat?

Claude Chat is the standard web interface at claude.ai. With the Artifacts feature, you can:
  • ✅ Upload files and binaries
  • ✅ Run commands in a sandboxed environment
  • ✅ Get instant AI analysis
  • ✅ No installation required
This makes it perfect for quick triage sessions or when you’re away from your development machine.

Why Use tk with Claude Chat?

Zero Setup

Upload the binary and start using tk immediately — no installation, no configuration

Quick Analysis

Get instant AI-powered recommendations on what to work on next

On-the-Go Access

Access your issues from any device with a web browser

Natural Language

Just ask Claude what you want — it knows how to run tk commands

Setup Instructions

Step 1: Download the tk Binary

Download the Linux x86_64 binary (Claude Chat runs on x86_64 architecture):
# On your local machine visit the direct download URL:
https://ticket-rs.io/bin/tk-linux-x86_64
This will download the tk-linux-x86_64 binary to your downloads folder.
Or download directly from the install page.
Claude Chat uses Linux x86_64. Make sure you download the correct architecture.

Step 2: Upload Files to Claude

  1. Go to claude.ai and start a new conversation
  2. Click the paperclip icon to attach files
Add files button in Claude Chat
  1. Upload both:
    • The tk binary you downloaded
    • Your .tickets/ directory (you can drag and drop the folder)
Upload tk binary and tickets directory

Step 3: Ask Claude to Set Up tk

Simply ask Claude to make the binary executable and verify it works:
Make the tk binary executable and run tk --help
Claude will automatically run:
chmod +x tk
./tk --help
Claude makes tk executable and runs it
If you see the help output, tk is ready to use!

Usage Examples

Now you can interact with tk naturally through Claude:
You: “What should I work on? Run tk triage and explain the recommendations.”Claude: Runs ./tk triage and analyzes the output, explaining:
  • Which issues have the highest impact
  • What’s blocking the most work
  • Quick wins you can knock out
  • Overall project health
You: “Show me the dependency tree for tk-abc123 and explain what’s blocking it.”Claude: Runs ./tk dep tree tk-abc123 and explains the dependency chain, identifying blockers.
You: “What issues can I start working on right now?”Claude: Runs ./tk ready --limit 10 and shows you all unblocked issues, optionally filtering by priority.
You: “Create a high-priority feature issue for adding OAuth authentication”Claude: Runs ./tk create "Add OAuth authentication" -p 1 -t feature and confirms the new issue ID.
You: “What are the biggest bottlenecks in this project?”Claude: Runs ./tk insights and explains:
  • High centrality issues (bottlenecks)
  • Critical path analysis
  • PageRank priorities

Best Practices

1

Upload fresh .tickets/ regularly

For the most accurate analysis, re-upload your .tickets/ directory whenever you make significant changes.
2

Ask follow-up questions

Claude can explain tk’s analytics output in plain English. Don’t hesitate to ask “Why is this issue important?”
3

Use for planning sessions

Great for sprint planning, roadmap discussions, and project health check-ins.
4

Combine with local workflow

Use Claude Chat for analysis, then switch to Claude Code for implementation.

Comparison: Chat vs. Cowork vs. Code

FeatureClaude ChatClaude CoworkClaude Code
ArchitectureLinux x86_64Linux ARM64Local machine
File UploadDrag & dropFile pickerDirect access
Best ForQuick analysisResearch previewFull workflow
Git IntegrationNoNoYes
Persistent SessionConversation-basedSession-basedAlways available

Limitations

No git integration — You won’t get git history or timestamps. For full functionality, use Claude Code locally or Claude Code web.
Session-based — When you start a new conversation, you’ll need to re-upload the binary and tickets.
Claude Chat is best for quick triage, one-off analysis, and planning — not as a replacement for your local tk workflow.

Troubleshooting

Make sure you uploaded the binary and asked Claude to run chmod +x tk. Try: “Make the tk binary executable.”
Claude Chat uses Linux x86_64. Download the correct binary:
tk-linux-x86_64
Make sure you uploaded your .tickets/ folder. You can drag and drop the entire directory into the chat.
The binary needs execute permissions. Ask Claude: “Run chmod +x tk”

Next Steps