Linear

Linear Diffs shipped native code review to Linear, letting teams review PRs, iterate with agents, and push changes without leaving the app.¹

Code review moved inside Linear — diffs from any issue with a linked PR are now reviewable in-app. A guided review mode surfaces the core of a change first, and all reviews sync back to GitHub so the state of review work stays clear across both tools.²

Linear Agent gained codebase context — Code Intelligence (public beta, Business and Enterprise plans) gives the agent read access to your repositories.³ PMs can write sharper specs, support can answer technical questions, and engineers can investigate bugs without digging through the codebase manually.

Deployment tracking closed the loop — Linear Releases integrates with CI/CD pipelines to auto-advance issue statuses as code lands in each environment.⁴ Linear Agent can generate release notes across a version range from the included issues.

Linear Agent connected to external tools — it now supports MCP servers including Granola, Glean, Notion, and PostHog, so agents can pull meeting notes, enterprise context, and analytics directly into issues and specs.⁵ Workspace admins control access via allowlists.

Communication and intake expanded across platforms:

• Project Slack channels are created automatically when a new project is created; Linear Agent responds in those channels and @Linear Asks handles request intake with template-driven follow-up⁶
• Microsoft Teams support added @Linear for filing bugs, querying projects, and creating issues from video transcripts⁷
• Web forms for Linear Asks let anyone — even without a Linear account — submit requests that land directly in triage⁸
• Teams nest up to five levels with inherited workflows on Enterprise plans⁹