Linear × CMD+K

Productivity

Turn every user conversation into structured product feedback: your assistant files, links, and looks up Linear issues without leaving your app.

Connect Linear How connectors work

Linear MCP use cases

SaaS teams that run product development in Linear and want feedback to land there automatically.

A user reports a bug in chat — the assistant files a Linear issue with the conversation transcript attached and returns the ticket link.
"Is the dark-mode bug fixed yet?" — the assistant checks the linked issue's status and answers with the current cycle.
Product teams triage feature requests by letting the assistant find duplicates before creating a new issue.

How to connect Linear

01
Open the Marketplace in your dashboard
Sign in to Command+K, open Marketplace, and click Connect on the Linear tile.
02
Sign in with Linear
A popup asks you to authorize with your Linear account — no API keys, no configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.
03
Tools go live
The connector's tools are available to your assistant immediately. No code changes needed.

Linear + Command+K FAQ

Does Linear have an MCP server?

Yes. Linear's MCP server is available as a connector in the Command+K Marketplace: Issues, projects, and cycles — create and query tickets from in-product chat.

How do I connect Linear to my product's AI assistant?

Open the Command+K dashboard, go to Marketplace, and click Connect on the Linear tile. A popup asks you to sign in with Linear — no API keys or configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.

What can an AI assistant do with the Linear connector?

Turn every user conversation into structured product feedback: your assistant files, links, and looks up Linear issues without leaving your app. Typical scenarios: A user reports a bug in chat — the assistant files a Linear issue with the conversation transcript attached and returns the ticket link. "Is the dark-mode bug fixed yet?" — the assistant checks the linked issue's status and answers with the current cycle. Product teams triage feature requests by letting the assistant find duplicates before creating a new issue.