@frknksglu: Zodex gives your Linear superpower (beta) - Create your own agent - Assign to any issue - Let it cook!
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Zodex launches a beta tool that lets users create custom AI agents within Linear to autonomously handle assigned issues.
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Zodex gives your Linear superpower (beta) - Create your own agent - Assign to any issue - Let it cook!
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