Linear Agent connects with 3 apps and APIs across 3 categories (version control, messaging, project mgmt). What each integration enables is below.
GitHub is the dominant code-hosting platform for OSS and most B2B teams. Agents that integrate with GitHub typically have access to repository contents, issues, PRs, and Actions output.
Slack is the canonical workplace messaging platform. Agents that integrate with Slack can be triggered from channels, post updates, and create threads — making them feel like a team member.
Linear is the issue-tracker preferred by modern dev teams. Agents integrating with Linear typically read backlog tickets and create/update issues.
All 3 integrations work out of the box on the team tier (or higher). Configure permissions narrowly: only grant write access where the agent needs it.
Linear Agent currently integrates with 3 apps and APIs, including Linear, GitHub, Slack. The full integration list is shown above with what each one enables.
Check Linear Agent's vendor documentation for current API status. Most B2B AI agents offer some level of programmatic access on their team or enterprise tiers; the integrations listed above use either a public API or a first-party integration the vendor maintains.
Linear Agent connects to GitHub via OAuth — typically scoped to the repositories you authorize. Depending on the agent, this enables reading issues + PRs, opening pull requests, commenting on review threads, and reading CI status. Configure permissions narrowly: only grant write access where the agent needs it.
Linear Agent installs as a Slack app — usually through the workspace admin's app directory. After install, you can @mention the agent in channels, DM it directly, or trigger via slash commands depending on the agent's surface. Workspace admins should review the requested scopes before approving.
Integration capabilities vary by vendor tier — confirm on the vendor pricing page before relying on a specific feature. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
