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Load for any Linear read or write: issues, projects, cycles, milestones, initiatives, labels.
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Load for any Linear read or write: issues, projects, cycles, milestones, initiatives, labels.
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Linear CLI
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.agents/skills/linear/scripts/linear.sh <resource> <action> [options]
Reads go through cache; writes go through the live commands, which write through to the cache. linear.sh <resource> --help prints per-resource options.
Commands
| Resource | Actions |
|---|---|
issues | list, get, bulk-get, create, update, bulk-update, archive, trash/delete, children, list-relations, add-relation, remove-relation, activate, block, unblock, complete, validate-completion |
comments | list, create, update, delete |
projects | list, get, create, update, delete, list-dependencies, add-dependency, remove-dependency, post-update, list-updates, reorder, set-sort-order |
initiatives | list, get, create, update, delete, add-project, remove-project |
milestones | list, get, create, update, delete |
labels / project-labels | list, create, update, delete |
teams / users / statuses / documents | list, get (users also has me) |
cycles | list, create, update |
sync | Refresh the local cache (--full, --reconcile, --if-stale N, --stats) |
cache | Cache-only reads: issues, projects, comments, labels, initiatives, cycles, attachments, status |
auth-check | Report the resolved key/team and writes_enabled (--strict exits non-zero when writes would refuse) |
session-status | Aggregated status for the /start workflow |
Aliases: issues relations → list-relations, projects dependencies → list-dependencies. Singular resource names (issue, project, …) route to the plural.
There is no view/show. Single-issue lookups are issues get <ID> (live) or cache issues get <ID>; multi-issue lookups are issues bulk-get <ID1> <ID2> ..., which is also the post-mutation verification path.
Schema reference over ctx7: /websites/studio_apollographql_public_linear-api_variant_current (API), /linear/linear (SDK), /websites/linear_app_developers (guides). patterns/workflow-actions.md covers multi-step state changes.
Cache
linear.sh cache issues list --project "Phase 2" --state "Todo,In Progress"
linear.sh cache issues get ABC-100 --with-bundle
linear.sh sync --reconcile
cache issues list --all-projects enumerates every project in one command (each row carries its project name); --no-project returns only unassigned issues. Both are mutually exclusive with --project. Use --all-projects; never loop per project. An unrecognized filter flag is rejected. Repeated --label flags (and --labels a,b) require ALL named labels.
Both issues list and cache issues list return the first 75 rows by default and warn on stderr when that truncated the result; --max fetches everything. --limit N caps a CACHE listing's total; on the live path it is the per-page size (--max --limit N pages at N under a 200-page cap that warns when it truncates). An audit that must see the whole backlog passes --max.
The cache lives at .cache/linear under the physical worktree root from git rev-parse --show-toplevel. A missing-cache error names the cache_dir and meta_path it checked. A cache file that exists but does not parse is reported as corrupt, never as an empty result.
In a linked worktree whose .cache should be a WORKTREE_SYMLINKS-managed symlink but is a real directory, sync refuses before touching the API and names the repair (worktree fix-links <PATH> from the main checkout). Repos whose WORKTREE_SYMLINKS deliberately excludes .cache are exempt.
Team Target
LINEAR_TEAM has no default. With it unset every write refuses before any API call; reads drop the team filter. --team <name> overrides per call only on issues create, projects create, cycles create, and labels create. Run auth-check --strict before the first mutation in a project.
| Variable | Purpose | Default |
|---|---|---|
LINEAR_API_KEY | Required for live commands and sync; not for cache reads | — |
LINEAR_API_KEY_OVERRIDE | Inline/test key that beats project files | — |
LINEAR_TEAM | Team every write targets | — (unset refuses writes) |
LINEAR_FORMAT | Default output format | safe |
LINEAR_TEAM_PREFIX | Issue identifier prefix | PROJ |
LINEAR_AGENT_LABELS | Declared agent:* taxonomy; non-empty makes issues create refuse unrouted creates | — (unset = off) |
LINEAR_API_KEY belongs in .env.local; non-secret defaults in committed kendex.settings.toml [env]. A key from project files beats one inherited from the environment, and auth-check warns (fingerprints only) when it shadows a differing inherited key.
Issue Creation Routing
Never create a tracked issue directly from an orchestration or review session — route it through the TPM pipeline (project-management skill), which owns labels, project, priority, estimate, and relations.
Where LINEAR_AGENT_LABELS declares a taxonomy, issues create refuses — before any API call — a create carrying no agent label from that set, including a typoed agent:* name. --no-agent-label permits a deliberate bare create.
Attachments
issues create, issues update, and comments create take a repeatable --attach <path>. Images embed as markdown in the description/body — on issues update without --description, the embed appends to the existing description rather than replacing it. Other files become Linear attachments on issues, or markdown links on comments (comments have no attachment surface). An unreadable path refuses before any API call; an attachment failure after a successful issue write reports partial: true and exits non-zero.
Output Formats
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
safe | DEFAULT. Flat, null-safe JSON |
compact | safe minus descriptions and other large text |
ids | Newline-separated identifiers |
table | Human-readable table |
raw | Original GraphQL nesting — do not assume top-level jq paths |
safe renames fields: identifier→id, id→uuid, state.name→state, state.type→state_type, sortOrder→sort_order.
Blocked Label vs Issue Relations
| Scenario | Use |
|---|---|
| Issue A blocked by Issue B (both in Linear) | Relation: --blocked-by |
| Issue blocked by an external factor (vendor, license) | blocked label + comment |
Blocking relations must connect peers of one bundle: same direct parent, or both top-level. The two issues need not share a project. An issue cannot block its own ancestor or descendant; use --related for traceability. Rejections for cross-subtree pairs prescribe the valid pair at the level where the subtrees separate. Incomplete, cyclic, or malformed hierarchy data is rejected before mutation.
A blocking relation pointing at a Done or Canceled issue is satisfied history, not stale metadata — Linear itself already treats the dependent issue as unblocked. The relation stays for provenance; never remove or "fix" it, and audits must never classify it as stale. The only legitimate audit output for a completed-blocker relation is a scheduling signal ("gates cleared, ready to schedule").
Option Behavior
| Option | Accepts | On failure |
|---|---|---|
--project / --milestone | Name or UUID | Fail with "not found" |
--state | Exact name, case-sensitive and team-specific | Fail, listing available states |
--parent | Issue identifier or UUID | Fail; create also fails if the link cannot be verified or repaired |
--assignee | Name or me | Fail with "not found" |
--labels | Comma-separated issue-label names | Fail; nothing is written |
--cycle | Cycle UUID | Fail before the mutation |
--priority / --estimate / --sort-order | Numbers (--priority 0-4) | Fail naming the flag |
Available states: Backlog, Todo, In Progress, In Review, Done, Canceled (not "Cancelled"). Verify with statuses list.
--labels REPLACES the whole issue-label set. Fetch current labels, compute the final set, validate it against cache labels list --format=safe (which reports is_group so parent/group labels can be rejected), then pass the complete set. A name that does not resolve fails the update; --clear-labels is the only way to empty the set.
agent:*labels are mutually exclusive, one per issue;issues activateapplies them with the "In Progress" transition (semantics:issues --help).issues bulk-updateis non-atomic: on partial failure it emitspartial: truewith per-issue results and exits non-zero.issues blockapplies theblockedlabel, creates the blocking relation, and comments. A rejected relation fails the command.
validate-completion
The pre-merge check on state plus summary comment. The expected-state matrix — session root vs bundle children vs --container parents, and the fail-closed flag pairing — is in issues --help § Validate-Completion.
A "labelIds not exclusive child labels" error means two labels from one exclusive group. Requires Bash 4.0+ (macOS system Bash 3.2 is unsupported), curl, and jq.
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name: linear description: "Load for any Linear read or write: issues, projects, cycles, milestones, initiatives, labels." summary: "Bash CLI over Linear's GraphQL API with a local cache: read, search, create, or update issues, projects, cycles, milestones, initiatives, and labels." license: MIT user-invocable: true metadata: author: vanillagreen source: kendex repository: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex" bugs: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex/issues" version: "1.1.0" tags: [integration]
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---
name: linear
description: "Load for any Linear read or write: issues, projects, cycles, milestones, initiatives, labels."
summary: "Bash CLI over Linear's GraphQL API with a local cache: read, search, create, or update issues, projects, cycles, milestones, initiatives, and labels."
license: MIT
user-invocable: true
metadata:
author: vanillagreen
source: kendex
repository: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex"
bugs: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex/issues"
version: "1.1.0"
tags: [integration]
---
# Linear CLI
> **Problem with this skill?** Run `kendex report` — it files to the owning repo automatically. Do not hand-file.
```bash
.agents/skills/linear/scripts/linear.sh <resource> <action> [options]
```
Reads go through `cache`; writes go through the live commands, which write through to the cache. `linear.sh <resource> --help` prints per-resource options.
## Commands
| Resource | Actions |
|----------|---------|
| `issues` | list, get, bulk-get, create, update, bulk-update, archive, trash/delete, children, list-relations, add-relation, remove-relation, activate, block, unblock, complete, validate-completion |
| `comments` | list, create, update, delete |
| `projects` | list, get, create, update, delete, list-dependencies, add-dependency, remove-dependency, post-update, list-updates, reorder, set-sort-order |
| `initiatives` | list, get, create, update, delete, add-project, remove-project |
| `milestones` | list, get, create, update, delete |
| `labels` / `project-labels` | list, create, update, delete |
| `teams` / `users` / `statuses` / `documents` | list, get (`users` also has `me`) |
| `cycles` | list, create, update |
| `sync` | Refresh the local cache (`--full`, `--reconcile`, `--if-stale N`, `--stats`) |
| `cache` | Cache-only reads: issues, projects, comments, labels, initiatives, cycles, attachments, status |
| `auth-check` | Report the resolved key/team and `writes_enabled` (`--strict` exits non-zero when writes would refuse) |
| `session-status` | Aggregated status for the `/start` workflow |
Aliases: `issues relations` → `list-relations`, `projects dependencies` → `list-dependencies`. Singular resource names (`issue`, `project`, …) route to the plural.
There is no `view`/`show`. Single-issue lookups are `issues get <ID>` (live) or `cache issues get <ID>`; multi-issue lookups are `issues bulk-get <ID1> <ID2> ...`, which is also the post-mutation verification path.
Schema reference over ctx7: `/websites/studio_apollographql_public_linear-api_variant_current` (API), `/linear/linear` (SDK), `/websites/linear_app_developers` (guides). [patterns/workflow-actions.md](patterns/workflow-actions.md) covers multi-step state changes.
## Cache
```bash
linear.sh cache issues list --project "Phase 2" --state "Todo,In Progress"
linear.sh cache issues get ABC-100 --with-bundle
linear.sh sync --reconcile
```
`cache issues list --all-projects` enumerates every project in one command (each row carries its `project` name); `--no-project` returns only unassigned issues. Both are mutually exclusive with `--project`. Use `--all-projects`; never loop per project. An unrecognized filter flag is rejected. Repeated `--label` flags (and `--labels a,b`) require ALL named labels.
Both `issues list` and `cache issues list` return the first 75 rows by default and warn on stderr when that truncated the result; `--max` fetches everything. `--limit N` caps a CACHE listing's total; on the live path it is the per-page size (`--max --limit N` pages at N under a 200-page cap that warns when it truncates). An audit that must see the whole backlog passes `--max`.
The cache lives at `.cache/linear` under the physical worktree root from `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`. A missing-cache error names the `cache_dir` and `meta_path` it checked. A cache file that exists but does not parse is reported as corrupt, never as an empty result.
In a linked worktree whose `.cache` should be a `WORKTREE_SYMLINKS`-managed symlink but is a real directory, `sync` refuses before touching the API and names the repair (`worktree fix-links <PATH>` from the main checkout). Repos whose `WORKTREE_SYMLINKS` deliberately excludes `.cache` are exempt.
## Team Target
`LINEAR_TEAM` has no default. With it unset every write refuses before any API call; reads drop the team filter. `--team <name>` overrides per call only on `issues create`, `projects create`, `cycles create`, and `labels create`. Run `auth-check --strict` before the first mutation in a project.
| Variable | Purpose | Default |
|----------|---------|---------|
| `LINEAR_API_KEY` | Required for live commands and sync; not for cache reads | — |
| `LINEAR_API_KEY_OVERRIDE` | Inline/test key that beats project files | — |
| `LINEAR_TEAM` | Team every write targets | — (unset refuses writes) |
| `LINEAR_FORMAT` | Default output format | `safe` |
| `LINEAR_TEAM_PREFIX` | Issue identifier prefix | `PROJ` |
| `LINEAR_AGENT_LABELS` | Declared `agent:*` taxonomy; non-empty makes `issues create` refuse unrouted creates | — (unset = off) |
`LINEAR_API_KEY` belongs in `.env.local`; non-secret defaults in committed `kendex.settings.toml` `[env]`. A key from project files beats one inherited from the environment, and `auth-check` warns (fingerprints only) when it shadows a differing inherited key.
## Issue Creation Routing
Never create a tracked issue directly from an orchestration or review session — route it through the TPM pipeline (project-management skill), which owns labels, project, priority, estimate, and relations.
Where `LINEAR_AGENT_LABELS` declares a taxonomy, `issues create` refuses — before any API call — a create carrying no agent label from that set, including a typoed `agent:*` name. `--no-agent-label` permits a deliberate bare create.
## Attachments
`issues create`, `issues update`, and `comments create` take a repeatable `--attach <path>`. Images embed as markdown in the description/body — on `issues update` without `--description`, the embed appends to the existing description rather than replacing it. Other files become Linear attachments on issues, or markdown links on comments (comments have no attachment surface). An unreadable path refuses before any API call; an attachment failure after a successful issue write reports `partial: true` and exits non-zero.
## Output Formats
| Format | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `safe` | DEFAULT. Flat, null-safe JSON |
| `compact` | `safe` minus descriptions and other large text |
| `ids` | Newline-separated identifiers |
| `table` | Human-readable table |
| `raw` | Original GraphQL nesting — do not assume top-level jq paths |
`safe` renames fields: `identifier`→`id`, `id`→`uuid`, `state.name`→`state`, `state.type`→`state_type`, `sortOrder`→`sort_order`.
## Blocked Label vs Issue Relations
| Scenario | Use |
|----------|-----|
| Issue A blocked by Issue B (both in Linear) | Relation: `--blocked-by` |
| Issue blocked by an external factor (vendor, license) | `blocked` label + comment |
Blocking relations must connect peers of one bundle: same direct parent, or both top-level. The two issues need not share a project. An issue cannot block its own ancestor or descendant; use `--related` for traceability. Rejections for cross-subtree pairs prescribe the valid pair at the level where the subtrees separate. Incomplete, cyclic, or malformed hierarchy data is rejected before mutation.
A blocking relation pointing at a Done or Canceled issue is **satisfied history, not stale metadata** — Linear itself already treats the dependent issue as unblocked. The relation stays for provenance; never remove or "fix" it, and audits must never classify it as stale. The only legitimate audit output for a completed-blocker relation is a scheduling signal ("gates cleared, ready to schedule").
## Option Behavior
| Option | Accepts | On failure |
|--------|---------|-----------|
| `--project` / `--milestone` | Name or UUID | Fail with "not found" |
| `--state` | Exact name, case-sensitive and team-specific | Fail, listing available states |
| `--parent` | Issue identifier or UUID | Fail; create also fails if the link cannot be verified or repaired |
| `--assignee` | Name or `me` | Fail with "not found" |
| `--labels` | Comma-separated issue-label names | Fail; nothing is written |
| `--cycle` | Cycle UUID | Fail before the mutation |
| `--priority` / `--estimate` / `--sort-order` | Numbers (`--priority` 0-4) | Fail naming the flag |
Available states: Backlog, Todo, In Progress, In Review, Done, Canceled (not "Cancelled"). Verify with `statuses list`.
`--labels` REPLACES the whole issue-label set. Fetch current labels, compute the final set, validate it against `cache labels list --format=safe` (which reports `is_group` so parent/group labels can be rejected), then pass the complete set. A name that does not resolve fails the update; `--clear-labels` is the only way to empty the set.
- `agent:*` labels are mutually exclusive, one per issue; `issues activate` applies them with the "In Progress" transition (semantics: `issues --help`).
- `issues bulk-update` is non-atomic: on partial failure it emits `partial: true` with per-issue results and exits non-zero.
- `issues block` applies the `blocked` label, creates the blocking relation, and comments. A rejected relation fails the command.
## validate-completion
The pre-merge check on state plus summary comment. The expected-state matrix — session root vs bundle children vs `--container` parents, and the fail-closed flag pairing — is in `issues --help` § Validate-Completion.
A "labelIds not exclusive child labels" error means two labels from one exclusive group. Requires Bash 4.0+ (macOS system Bash 3.2 is unsupported), `curl`, and `jq`.
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- Source repository
- vanillagreencom/kendex
- License
- MIT
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last GitHub push
- Aug 31, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 1, 2026
- Instruction path
- .agents/skills/linear/SKILL.md
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- Destructive actions such as delete, trash, and archive are exposed without documentation of explicit confirmation or dry-run safeguards beyond the team-target gate.
- SKILL.md does not warn agents to treat Linear content (issue titles, descriptions, comments) as untrusted data, leaving potential prompt-injection risk when an agent reads and acts on fetched content.
- The documentation does not specify minimum required API key scopes or recommend a least-privilege key for the Linear integration.
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