Claude Code
Wire GetResolved into Claude Code as a /get-resolved slash command.
The getresolved CLI installs a /get-resolved slash command for Claude Code, so you and your team can query tickets, feedback, and issues — and update them — without leaving the editor.
1. Install the CLI and log in
npm install -g @getresolved/cli
getresolved loginSee Install & log in for details. You only do this once per machine.
2. Run `init` in your project root
getresolved initThis:
- Links the directory to a product, writing
.getresolved/config.json(safe to commit — no secrets). - Installs the slash command globally at
~/.claude/commands/get-resolved.md, so it's available in every project you open in Claude Code.
init is idempotent — re-run it any time to switch the linked product or refresh the slash command.
After init you'll be offered two optional follow-ups: connecting Slack, and adding the chat widget to your project (the latter hands off to Claude Code with a pre-built prompt).
3. Use it in Claude Code
In any Claude Code session, type /get-resolved followed by what you want done. The command reads .getresolved/config.json to know which product to act on, and authenticates through your global ~/.getresolved/auth.json.
/get-resolved show me high-priority pending issues/get-resolved start working on GET-123/get-resolved mark GET-42 done with the note "fixed in v2.4"The slash command prefers terse, scoped requests like the above — Claude knows the CLI surface and will reach for the right subcommand.
Refreshing the slash command
The CLI checks for a newer slash-command definition once a day and updates it silently. To force a refresh:
getresolved updateThis re-downloads the latest slash-command file and rewrites ~/.claude/commands/get-resolved.md only if the content has changed.
Team usage
Commit .getresolved/config.json to your repo so teammates pick up the same product link on clone. Each teammate runs getresolved login and getresolved init once on their machine — the slash command is installed globally, so it's available in every project they open in Claude Code afterward.