Linear

Productivity

Neotask keeps your Linear workspace running on autopilot through OpenClaw — agents create issues, manage cycles, track initiatives, and surface blockers before your standup.

What You Can Do

With 31 actions, Neotask's Linear integration via OpenClaw gives your engineering and product teams a conversational interface over the entire development workflow.

Issue Management

Create, update, and triage issues with full context: priority, assignee, labels, status, and comments. Search across all issues in seconds. List your own open issues without filtering manually.

Projects & Milestones

Create projects, set milestones, and publish project updates autonomously. Agents can track progress across multiple projects and surface risks before they become blockers.

Initiatives

Create and manage product initiatives — the strategic layer above projects. Update initiative progress and post initiative updates as work moves forward.

Cycles

List active cycles so agents can understand sprint context when creating or triaging issues.

Teams & Labels

List teams, get team details, manage project and issue labels so everything stays organized without manual tagging.

Documents & Search

Search Linear's built-in documentation and retrieve documents so agents have context on specs and decisions before creating work items.

Every action runs autonomously or requires your approval — you decide.

Try Asking

  • "Create a Linear issue: 'Checkout button not responsive on mobile' — high priority, assigned to the frontend team"
  • "What issues are blocking the current cycle for the Platform team?"
  • "Generate a weekly project update for the Search Redesign initiative and post it"
  • "Show me all bugs that have been open longer than 14 days with no assignee"
  • "Create a milestone called 'Beta Launch' for the Mobile App project due April 15th"
  • "List all Linear issues that mention payment errors and link them to our Q2 reliability initiative"
  • "What's the current status of all projects under the Growth initiative?"
  • "Triage these 5 customer bug reports from Slack and create Linear issues with appropriate priority"

    • Pro Tips

  • Connect Linear with Slack in an app group so new bug reports in a dedicated channel automatically become Linear issues with correct labels and priority.
  • Schedule a Monday morning automation that summarizes cycle progress across all active teams and posts it to your engineering Slack channel.
  • Use approval gates on issue deletion and status changes — agents should move work forward, not remove it without confirmation.
  • Multi-agent teams are ideal for sprint planning: one agent creates issues from the product spec, another assigns estimates, and a third creates the cycle plan.
  • The load_resource action lets agents pull images and linked assets into context — useful when creating issues from visual bug reports or design screenshots.

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