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Stacked pull requests now display in Linear Diffs with review, CI, and merge status in a single collapsible Reviews row, and GitHub-native stacks can preview every affected PR before merging. Admins get an AI credit usage explorer breaking down spend by team, feature, user, or loop, with spend limits at the workspace, user, or loop level that pause additional usage when reached; Guided Reviews also reach Basic plans.

Linear Agent coding sessions now route simpler tasks to a faster model automatically, can access environment secrets during setup, and support open-weight models starting with GLM-powered sessions, with workspace admins choosing which models are available. Teams can also define their own project labels and statuses, set a lead team on projects, trigger loops on team membership changes, and use durable IDs for projects and initiatives.

Loops now respond to initiative, project, cycle, and issue changes, can edit Linear documents, and can draft and post Slack updates. Introduced callout components for issue and project descriptions and documents, and extended introductory Loops credits through December 31.

The new Priority tab in the inbox separates notifications needing attention from those that can wait, with options to customize sources or filters. Also added: draft projects with Linear Agent, document editing on mobile, rich previews in diffs, and third-party app approvals on paid plans.

Coding sessions now set up, run, and test code, automatically adapting to each codebase's configuration with broader Python, Ruby, Go, and other language support. Browser testing lets the agent navigate and verify flows with before-and-after screenshots. Pricing moves to a lower-cost model charging provider-rate tokens plus a $0.25 per 20-minute sandbox runtime block, with workspace and per-user spend limits.

Initiatives can now be assigned a leading team, clarifying responsibility and contribution to company direction. Initiatives led by private teams are visible only to members, creating a secure space for confidential planning. Linear's MCP now supports Okta-managed employee access for Enterprise workspaces with SAML configured, applying existing permissions without individual sign-in.

Coding sessions now work on mobile, with code review and comment capability. GitHub Copilot users can assign issues from Linear to Copilot’s cloud agent. Guided Reviews are generally available, with larger context windows and better latency.

Documents and project descriptions now support agent-assisted editing, with author name indicators that flag text written by a colleague or a Loops automation. Edits made through Linear Agent highlight separately for easy review, and version history lets you restore any previous checkpoint. The issue sidebar has also been refreshed, with Diffs pinned to the top.

Loops let Linear Agent run recurring work on a schedule or in response to events, using context from the workspace to decide on the next best action. Available on Business and Enterprise plans, with $20 per seat in promotional AI credits through August 20, 2026.

Proposed and canceled statuses, priority, and labels are now available for initiatives. Enterprise workspaces using Okta can centrally manage Linear MCP access for Claude users. Filtered views can be shared via URL.