AIVA × Linear

Your issues,triaged and current.

AIVA reads your Linear issues and projects, turns what’s assigned to you into tracked work, and creates or updates issues from a plain-language ask — making changes only after you approve.

The problem

The tracker only helps if it’s up to date.

Issues pile up, priorities shift mid-cycle, and the thing blocking a teammate is buried three projects deep. Keeping Linear current — filing the bug you just hit, updating status, noticing what’s at risk — is constant overhead that competes with the actual work.

What AIVA can do

Concrete help with Linear.

See what’s on your plate

AIVA reads your issues and projects, filtered by assignee, status, and cycle, so you know exactly what needs you and what’s at risk.

Turn assigned work into tasks

Issues assigned to you become tracked tasks in AIVA, and a new assignment can trigger a heads-up so nothing lands unseen.

File issues from plain language

Describe a bug or task and AIVA drafts a clean issue — title, repro steps, labels — and creates it after you approve.

Update status and details

Move an issue, change its priority, or add context — with every change gated behind your approval.

What changes

What it’s like once AIVA runs your Linear.

A cycle brief without the digging

A recurring loop hands you what’s assigned, what’s blocked, and what’s at risk this cycle — so standup prep takes a glance, not a scroll through projects.

  • Assigned and blocked issues surfaced
  • At-risk work flagged early
  • Runs on your schedule

Loop

Each weekday · 9:15 AM

Cycle brief — 5 assigned

File the bug the moment you hit it

Describe what broke and AIVA drafts a clean issue with repro steps and labels — created only after you approve, so the tracker stays accurate.

  • Plain-language → clean issue
  • Repro steps and labels added
  • Created on approval

Create in Linear?

“Webhook retries drop events” · blocked

ApproveEditCancel

Assigned work, never unseen

New assignments become tracked tasks in AIVA automatically, so work that lands in Linear shows up where you already plan your day.

  • Assignments become tasks
  • Heads-up on new work
  • Lives where you plan

Tracked

  • AIV-212 → task
  • AIV-198 blocked → flagged
  • New assignment → heads-up

Example prompts

Just say it in plain language.

What’s assigned to me this cycle, and what’s blocked?

File an issue: webhook retries drop events, with repro steps.

Move AIV-212 to In Review and bump its priority.

Summarize what shipped in the last cycle.

Which of my issues are at risk of slipping?

Every morning, brief me on my assigned Linear work.

Actions available

The tools AIVA actually has.

List issues & projects

Filter by assignee, status, and cycle.

Read issue details

Description, comments, labels, and status.

Create issue

Drafted with repro steps — after approval.

Update issue

Status, priority, assignee — after approval.

Track assigned work

Assigned issues sync into AIVA Tasks.

Permission model

You stay in control of every consequential action.

Read-only work happens silently. Anything that changes the world waits for your approval — and destructive actions always ask prominently.

Safe — does silently

  • List issues and projects
  • Read issue details and comments
  • Track assigned work as tasks

Asks first

  • Create a new issue
  • Update status, priority, or assignee

Always asks

  • Bulk-changing or closing many issues at once

Common workflows

How people put it to work.

01

Cycle brief

A loop that surfaces what’s assigned, blocked, and at risk this cycle, so standup prep is a glance.

02

Bug-to-issue

Describe a problem in plain language; AIVA drafts a clean issue with repro steps and files it on approval.

03

Assigned-work radar

New assignments become tracked tasks in AIVA and trigger a heads-up so nothing lands unseen.

Without your approval, AIVA won’t

No surprises.

These never happen on their own. AIVA drafts and asks; you decide.

  • Create any issue
  • Change status, priority, or assignee
  • Bulk-close or modify many issues

Local-first notes

Your data, on your machine.

AIVA connects with a revocable token stored encrypted on your Mac — never your password.

Assigned issues sync into AIVA’s Tasks app so your work lives on your device.

Read access is silent; creating or changing anything in Linear waits for your approval.

FAQ

Good questions to ask.

Will AIVA change issues on its own?

No. Reading is silent, but creating an issue or changing status, priority, or assignee is drafted and waits for your approval.

Can it file a bug from a description?

Yes — describe what broke and AIVA drafts a clean issue with a title, repro steps, and labels, then creates it once you approve.

How does assigned work show up?

Issues assigned to you sync into AIVA’s Tasks app, so the work lives where you already plan your day — and a new assignment can trigger a heads-up.

How is Linear access secured?

With a revocable token stored encrypted on your Mac — never your password. Disconnect from Settings → Apps to revoke it instantly.

Related integrations

AIVA works better together.

Developer tools

AIVA for GitHub

AIVA reads your issues, pull requests, and notifications, turns assigned work into tracked tasks, and files new issues on request — creating only after you approve.

Knowledge & docs

AIVA for Notion

AIVA searches the pages you’ve shared with it, reads them as clean Markdown, and updates titles or bodies on request — inserting, appending, or replacing only after you approve.

Communication

AIVA for Slack

AIVA reads the channels you point it at, summarizes what you missed with full thread context, and posts on your behalf — but only after you approve the exact message.

Get started

Let AIVA handle Linear for you.

Create your account on the web — it carries straight into the Mac app.