Linear
Connect your workspace and a new issue can start an agent that implements it and opens a pull request linked back to the ticket. Inside any session, agents can read, create, and update issues, and @ellipsis on an issue gets an answer in the comments.
One trigger block and a filed issue becomes a running agent. The ticket your team already wrote is the prompt, so nobody translates a description into instructions before the work can begin.
trigger: type: react linear_issue: on: [opened]The linear_issue trigger, in the agent's own config
The agent reads the issue, works the problem in its own sandbox, opens a pull request linked back to the ticket, and comments what it did. The issue moves because the agent moved it.
The issue, the change, and the status stay in step
Linear is not just the trigger. Any session on a connected account can read issues and comments, update fields, move statuses, and file new issues, so a nightly audit lands in your backlog instead of a log nobody opens.
Issues, comments, statuses, projects, and people