A complete workflow for managing HubSpot support tickets through the CLI, from creation through triage to resolution. It walks you through pipeline discovery (critical, since stage IDs differ per portal), bulk ticket creation from JSONL queues, filtering by priority and assignment status, and moving tickets between stages with dry run protection. The enum probing technique is clever: send an invalid value to get HubSpot to return the valid options list, since the properties API won't give them to you. Most useful when you need to process tickets at scale or automate common triage patterns like bulk reassignment or stage advancement based on category filters.
npx -y skills add hubspot/agent-cli-skills --skill ticket-resolution --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Read bulk-operations/SKILL.md first — JSONL piping, batch read, pagination, dry-run/digest/confirm, and hubspot history recovery live there. hubspot <command> --help is authoritative. Tickets use the tickets object type (plural, e.g. tickets:45123).
Stage IDs differ in every portal — never hard-code them.
hubspot pipelines list --type tickets --format table
hubspot pipelines stages --type tickets --pipeline <pipeline_id> --format table
The stage table prints each stage's ID and Label ("New", "Waiting on contact", "Closed", etc.).
hs_ticket_priority, hs_ticket_category, and hs_resolution are all enumeration properties — option values are portal-configurable and hubspot properties get does NOT return them. Discover by probing or by reading live records:
# Probe: send an invalid value; the 400 error lists the allowed options.
hubspot objects update --type tickets <some_ticket_id> --property hs_resolution=__probe__
# error: "was not one of the allowed options: [ISSUE_FIXED, FEATURE_REQUEST_TRACKED, ...]"
# Or read values already in use:
hubspot objects list --type tickets --limit 10 \
--properties hs_ticket_priority,hs_ticket_category,hs_resolution
Do NOT assume HubSpot defaults — read the portal.
subject is the only practically-required property. Skipping hs_pipeline/hs_pipeline_stage lands the ticket in the default pipeline's first stage.
hubspot objects create --type tickets \
--property subject="Login error on mobile app" \
--property content="User reports 401 since v3.2 release." \
--property hs_pipeline=<pipeline_id> \
--property hs_pipeline_stage=<new_stage_id> \
--property hs_ticket_priority=<value_from_step_2> \
--property hs_ticket_category=<value_from_step_2>
# Capture the "id" from the output JSON.
hubspot associations create --from tickets:<ticket_id> --to contacts:<contact_id>
hubspot associations create --from tickets:<ticket_id> --to companies:<company_id>
Bulk intake from a JSONL queue (see bulk-operations/resources/json-patterns.md for reshape patterns):
cat support_requests.jsonl \
| jq -c '{properties:{subject:.subject, content:.description,
hs_pipeline:"<pipeline_id>", hs_pipeline_stage:"<new_stage_id>",
hs_ticket_priority:"<priority>", hs_ticket_category:"<category>"}}' \
| hubspot objects create --type tickets
# Open tickets by priority
hubspot objects search --type tickets \
--filter "hs_pipeline_stage=<open_stage_id> AND hs_ticket_priority=HIGH" \
--properties subject,hubspot_owner_id,createdate
# Unassigned
hubspot objects search --type tickets \
--filter "!hubspot_owner_id AND hs_pipeline_stage=<open_stage_id>" \
--properties subject,hs_ticket_priority,createdate
Filter by owner with hubspot_owner_id=<id> (find IDs via hubspot owners list --format table).
hubspot objects search --type tickets \
--filter "hs_ticket_category=BILLING_ISSUE AND hs_pipeline_stage=<new_stage_id>" \
| jq -c '{id, properties:{hs_pipeline_stage:"<waiting_stage_id>"}}' \
| hubspot objects update --type tickets --dry-run
Re-pipe the same search without --dry-run to execute. For >100 rows, follow the --digest/--confirm flow in bulk-operations/SKILL.md ("Safe destructive workflow"). Reassign in bulk works identically with {hubspot_owner_id:"<new>"}.
Activity creation lives in sales-execution/SKILL.md (notes/calls/meetings/tasks). After creating the note there, link it: hubspot associations create --from notes:<note_id> --to tickets:<ticket_id>.
hs_resolution is an enumeration — pass an allowed option value from Step 2, not free text. HubSpot then computes hs_is_closed=true, closed_date, and time_to_close.
hubspot objects update --type tickets <ticket_id> \
--property hs_pipeline_stage=<closed_stage_id> \
--property hs_resolution=<allowed_resolution_value>
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