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Introducing Loops: Recurring workflows that Linear Agent can run for your team.

RT @adjohu: AI can write a thousand words in seconds. Unfortunately, we still have to read them. We've been working on something at @linear to make complex information a little easier to understand. Here's a quick demo

Scout24 was founded in 1998. Today it's a public company of 1,100 employees, running ImmoScout24, the marketplace most of Germany and Austria uses to find a home. Inside their Berlin headquarters, CTO Gertrud Kolb is rebuilding how the entire organization ships software, with agents carrying work from idea to code and people setting the direction. Linear connects that work, from the first customer conversation to a merged pull request.

Linear × Algebra The editor now supports LaTeX math blocks for formulas, equations, and mathematical notation. Type /math to get started.

Linear Mobile is now available for iPhone Duo. All your product workflows in foldable form.

New: You can now trigger loops from Slack and GitHub, share them as templates, and customize their reasoning levels.

RT @FactoryAI: Factory now supports @Linear delegations. Delegate an issue in Linear to Factory, and Droid will start running.

Linear is coming to Europe, and we’re starting in London. Join us on November 10 to celebrate the launch of our new hub and spend an evening with the engineering and product leaders building some of Europe’s most loved products.

Announcing the first speakers for Orbit (by Linear): > Karri Saarinen (@karrisaarinen) > Katelyn Lesse (@katelyn_lesse) > Will Larson (@Lethain) > Can Duruk (@can) More speakers coming soon. Request your ticket:

Our team is hitting the road this month with 2 events in 2 cities with our friends at @meetgranola and @raycast: October 22 (SF) - Craft at Speed @brendanrc2 and @figma talk shipping polished software fast, with plenty of time to chat with speakers and other guests. October 29 (Paris) - The New Standard @artman and engineering leaders from Raycast and @mistralAI will share what they've learned about shipping in the AI era, from architecture and reliability to how we hire, and what we’re building toward in 2027.

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RT @figma: Announcing 20 new MCP partners at Config India (!!) Amp, ClickUp, Dia, Junie by JetBrains, Linear, Meta Muse, Mistral, Notion, OpenCode, Sarvam Agents, Agentforce Vibes, Amazon Quick, Amplitude Wave, Cline, Delta, Dust, Glass, Gradial, Writer, Zed, Microsoft 365 Copilot

Ticket requests for Orbit (by Linear) are now open. Join us in San Francisco on Dec 9 for an exploration of the future of product development: If we can produce more software than ever, what does it take to make it good?

RT @cursor_ai: Origin, Cursor’s code hosting platform, now supports over 20 integrations. Connect your repos to tools for CI, deployments, code review, security, monitoring, and project management.

We use Loops to automate recurring work across Linear, from triaging security vulnerabilities to cleaning up deprecated code. Here are five things @twokeyboards, one of the engineers building Loops, has learned about delegating work to agents:

Stacked pull requests are now displayed in Linear Diffs. Break complex changes into scoped reviews, without losing the full picture.

Guided reviews are now available on the Linear Basic plan. Understand large pull requests faster with key changes surfaced first and explained alongside the diff.

RT @lennysan: Linear CEO @karrisaarinen: "I took a break this summer from paying attention to AI. I thought that when I came back, I'd feel left behind. But when I came back, I realized that nothing has really changed. There's new models, there's new techniques, there's new agents. But in the end, making great products, increasing revenue, and building the business—it's still hard. It's clear the tools are getting better, you can do more, you can do it faster. But I think the more important question is: are we actually making better things with these tools? Are our teams getting better with these tools? I don't think that answer is clearly yes. There's a lot of emphasis now on toolmaking and using tools and building systems. But I think in the end, as product people, our job is to make something great."

To get started, connect Github with code access to your Linear workspace. Reviews will then appear in your sidebar, with a prompt for workspace members to connect their personal GitHub accounts. Finally, open a pull request in Linear and select Guide.

Automate QA planning with Linear Loops: Set a loop to gather issues and PRs, identify what needs testing, and share a QA plan with the team whenever a release moves to In Review.

Explore more ways to put Loops to work:

RT @claudeai: The new Claude Startup Stack brings together offers from companies building with Claude, including Linear, Lovable, ElevenLabs, Granola, and Hex. You’ll get discounts and credits worth up to $45,000 on tools for sales, design, data engineering, and more.