linear

Arco is a free, open-source Codex plugin that lets developers view, create, close, and comment on GitHub and Linear issues directly in chat, side panel, or full screen, running fully locally with no server hosting required.

Emil Kowalski announces his departure from Linear after two years, highlighting favorite projects he helped create during his time there.

Linear is launching a new London hub on November 10 with an evening event for engineering and product leaders, featuring a fireside chat hosted by Gergely Orosz.

Linear co-founder Karri Saarinen reflects on how good software carries the perspective of its makers, warning that AI-agent-driven development risks turning products into soulless collections of features without a unified point of view.

The tweet praises Linear for enhancing its emoji picker by integrating Jev, contrasting it with Google Docs' long-standing issues with its emoji picker.

A user praises Linear's end-to-end user experience and mentions that the team actively uses and improves the product.

Linear reworked their CI pipeline to address bottlenecks from AI coding, optimizing for speed and cost while scaling test coverage.

The article describes the adoption of the software factory pattern in AI-driven software development, detailing the use of tools like Claude Code and Linear to automate project management and task execution.

This article describes an innovation in Grok Bot that allows secure storage and use of credentials through a vault system, preventing exposure to the AI model and simplifying secure API calls for tasks like bug filing with Linear.

Linear announces a second employee tender offer at a $2.5B valuation after achieving over $100m ARR and 40,000 customers, highlighting its high revenue retention and remote work culture.

Linear shares data showing that teams using coding agents ship 6.5 times more, with AI adoption spreading across all functions and company sizes in 2026.

Eve Software Factory is a template that uses AI agents to automate the development loop, processing tasks from GitHub and Linear into reviewed pull requests.

The author describes a personal workflow using Linear to manage AI agents by organizing tickets into an outcome hierarchy, using a triage inbox for issues, and formatting tickets with goal, why, and outcomes sections.

The author critiques AI meeting notes for generating summaries that don't automate follow-up actions, and praises a desktop app that pushes action items into tools like Linear and Gmail.

Explores whether analytics agents should incorporate contextual data from tools like Linear, Sentry, and Notion, or remain purely metrics-driven.

Cloudback offers automated backup and restore for Linear workspaces.

This blog post continues the profiling in PyTorch series, exploring nn.Linear, MLP blocks, and fusion techniques using Triton kernels to optimize performance.

The author describes setting up Claude CLI on a Google Cloud VM to automatically review code and provide technical breakdowns in Linear tickets when tagged, reducing ticket completion time. They are working towards having Claude create pull requests end-to-end.

Linear Diffs is a new feature that lets you review pull requests directly inside Linear.

LinCal is a new tool that allows teams to view their work on a Linear-like calendar interface.