Linear now supports AI agents as first-class users that can be assigned to issues, added to teams, and mentioned in comments. Three agents are launching today: Devin for issue scoping and PRs, ChatPRD for requirements and feedback, and Codegen for feature building and debugging. You can also build and deploy custom agents via the new Agent API.
Build and deploy AI agents in Linear that work alongside you as teammates.
Agents are first-class users in Linear. Assign them to issues, add them to teams and projects, and @mention them in comments – just like any other member of your workspace. Each agent has a full user profile and is clearly identified as an app user, so you can see what they are working on and track their progress.
Today, we’re launching with a first set of agents, each designed to support a different part of the product development lifecycle:
Devin scopes issues and drafts PRs
ChatPRD writes requirements, manages issues, and gives feedback
Codegen builds features, debugs issues, and answers codebase questions
For a full list of available agents, head over to our Linear for Agents page. We’ll continue adding more to our Integration Directory over time, including upcoming agents from partners like Sentry and Intercom, which will be available very soon.
In addition to deploying third-party agents, you can also build your own. Agents you create can be used privately within your own workspace or submitted to the Integration Directory to share with the broader Linear community. To get started, check out the new Agent API in our Developer Docs and join the #api-agents channel in our community Slack to connect with other developers building agents.
LLM summaries for document content changes
We now generate AI summaries for document changes, so you can quickly see what’s been updated. These summaries appear in inbox, email, and Slack notifications for document and project description changes. We automatically filter out minor changes that fix grammar, styling, or typos.
Sortable column headers
Click on a column header in any list view to re-order the list by that column. Click again on a sorted column header to update the sorting direction. This is supported on lists views such as projects, initiatives, and the members page in settings.
Linear now displays stacked pull requests in Diffs with review and CI status, updates diffs in real-time as code changes, and provides admins with AI credit usage tracking and spend limit controls to manage costs.
Linear Agent now offers adaptive routing to optimize model selection by task complexity, environment secrets support for secure dependency access, and open-weight model options including GLM. Teams can define custom project labels and statuses, assign project leads, use durable IDs for projects and initiatives, and automate workflows with new team-based triggers for onboarding and reassignment.
Loops, Linear's recurring agent workflows, now respond to more workspace activity including project, initiative, and cycle changes, can edit Linear documents and post updates to Slack. This helps teams automate coordination tasks like updating docs and keeping stakeholders informed when plans change.