
Linear
Bug reports, feature requests, and project updates flood your team daily. Your AI agent creates Linear issues from conversations, checks project progress, and keeps stakeholders informed without anyone context-switching away from their actual work.




Your AI agent operates Linear like a seasoned project manager, creating issues, updating statuses, and pulling project data so your engineering team stays focused on building.
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Real situations where AI agents connected to Linear help product and engineering teams move faster while keeping customers in the loop.
A user reports a login error through your support chat. Your AI Agent collects browser details, reproduction steps, and screenshots, then creates a Linear issue assigned to the authentication team with high priority. The customer gets a tracking reference. Your engineering team gets a fully documented bug report without the support-to-engineering handoff delay.
The CEO asks in Slack how the Q2 launch is going. Your AI Agent pulls the Linear project associated with that initiative, tallies completed versus remaining issues across all teams, and delivers a summary with percentages and blockers. A status report that used to take 20 minutes to compile arrives in 10 seconds.
A customer suggests adding dark mode through your website chat. Your AI Agent checks Linear for duplicate issues, finds none, creates a new feature request with the customer's description, labels it as an enhancement, and assigns it to the frontend team. The request enters your backlog with full context. The customer knows it has been logged and tracked.

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FAQs
The agent uses Linear's Create Issue API, which requires a team ID and title at minimum. During conversation, the agent collects relevant details from the customer, maps them to Linear fields like priority, labels, and description, and creates the issue. You can configure default values for team assignment and labels in your agent settings.
Yes. The agent can search existing Linear issues by title and description keywords before creating a new one. If a similar issue exists, the agent can add a comment to the existing issue with the new customer's context instead of creating a duplicate, keeping your backlog clean.
Tars requests read and write scopes for issues, comments, and projects. Admin scope is optional and only needed if you want the agent to manage teams or labels. You authorize through Linear's standard OAuth flow and can revoke access from your Linear workspace settings at any time.
No. All data is fetched from Linear in real time during conversations. Issue details, project progress, and team information are queried live and used only for the active conversation. Tars does not maintain a mirror of your Linear workspace.
Yes. Configure routing rules in your agent so that backend bugs go to your platform team, frontend issues go to your UI team, and feature requests land with product. The agent uses Linear's user and team data to make accurate assignments during issue creation.
Linear's Slack integration creates issues from Slack messages. Tars AI Agents hold full conversations, gather structured information, qualify the request, check for duplicates, and then create a properly detailed issue. Plus, Tars works on your website, WhatsApp, and other channels beyond Slack.
Yes. The agent accesses Linear's Cycles API to retrieve active and past cycles for any team. It can report on velocity, completion rates, and which issues rolled over. Useful for managers who want quick sprint summaries without opening the Linear dashboard.
The agent retrieves available teams from Linear and presents options to the reporter. If no exact match exists, the agent assigns the issue to a default team you configure and flags it for manual triage. No issues get lost due to incorrect team routing.
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