The /linear command enables you to manage issues, projects, and workflows in Linear. Perfect for:

  • Creating and tracking issues
  • Managing development projects
  • Assigning tasks to team members
  • Updating issue status
  • Adding comments and labels

Basic Usage

Use the command to interact with Linear:

/linear create issue "Fix login bug" in team Development priority high
/linear list all issues assigned to me
/linear update issue DEV-123 status to "In Progress"

Key Features

Issue Management

  • Create new issues
  • Update issue details
  • Change issue states
  • Set priorities (1-4)
  • Add time estimates

Team Operations

  • List all teams
  • View team members
  • Get team issues
  • Filter by team

Project Tracking

  • View projects
  • Check project progress
  • See project timelines
  • Track deliverables

Workflow States

  • Move issues through workflow
  • View available states
  • Update issue status
  • Track progress

Collaboration

  • Add comments to issues
  • Assign to team members
  • Apply labels
  • View issue history

Example Commands

Create Issue

/linear create issue "Add dark mode" description "Support dark theme" team DEV priority 2 assign to john@example.com

List Issues

/linear show all issues in team Development with state "In Progress"

Update Issue

/linear update DEV-123 title to "Critical: Fix authentication bug" priority 1

Add Comment

/linear add comment to DEV-123 "Working on this now, should be done by EOD"

List Teams

/linear list all teams with member count

View Project

/linear show project "Q1 2025 Roadmap" with progress

Priority Levels

Linear priorities:

  • 0: No priority
  • 1: Urgent
  • 2: High
  • 3: Medium
  • 4: Low

Workflow States

Common states:

  • Backlog: Not started
  • Todo: Ready to start
  • In Progress: Being worked on
  • In Review: Under review
  • Done: Completed
  • Canceled: Won’t do

Tips

  • Team IDs are required for creating issues
  • Use issue identifiers (e.g., DEV-123) or IDs
  • States are team-specific
  • Labels help with organization and filtering

The /linear command enables you to manage issues, projects, and workflows in Linear. Perfect for:

  • Creating and tracking issues
  • Managing development projects
  • Assigning tasks to team members
  • Updating issue status
  • Adding comments and labels

Basic Usage

Use the command to interact with Linear:

/linear create issue "Fix login bug" in team Development priority high
/linear list all issues assigned to me
/linear update issue DEV-123 status to "In Progress"

Key Features

Issue Management

  • Create new issues
  • Update issue details
  • Change issue states
  • Set priorities (1-4)
  • Add time estimates

Team Operations

  • List all teams
  • View team members
  • Get team issues
  • Filter by team

Project Tracking

  • View projects
  • Check project progress
  • See project timelines
  • Track deliverables

Workflow States

  • Move issues through workflow
  • View available states
  • Update issue status
  • Track progress

Collaboration

  • Add comments to issues
  • Assign to team members
  • Apply labels
  • View issue history

Example Commands

Create Issue

/linear create issue "Add dark mode" description "Support dark theme" team DEV priority 2 assign to john@example.com

List Issues

/linear show all issues in team Development with state "In Progress"

Update Issue

/linear update DEV-123 title to "Critical: Fix authentication bug" priority 1

Add Comment

/linear add comment to DEV-123 "Working on this now, should be done by EOD"

List Teams

/linear list all teams with member count

View Project

/linear show project "Q1 2025 Roadmap" with progress

Priority Levels

Linear priorities:

  • 0: No priority
  • 1: Urgent
  • 2: High
  • 3: Medium
  • 4: Low

Workflow States

Common states:

  • Backlog: Not started
  • Todo: Ready to start
  • In Progress: Being worked on
  • In Review: Under review
  • Done: Completed
  • Canceled: Won’t do

Tips

  • Team IDs are required for creating issues
  • Use issue identifiers (e.g., DEV-123) or IDs
  • States are team-specific
  • Labels help with organization and filtering