Execute single GraphQL operations against Linear within Symphony app-server sessions.
npx skills add https://github.com/airhorns/jam --skill linear-airhorns
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: linear Source: https://github.com/airhorns/jam/tree/main/.agents/skills/linear Command: npx skills add https://github.com/airhorns/jam --skill linear-airhorns
Developers often need to perform raw GraphQL queries and mutations against Linear within a Symphony app-server session. This can be error-prone and time-consuming when editing comments, uploading assets, or exploring the API without tooling.
errors arrays so failed operations are clearly surfaced.Launch a Symphony app-server session and call linear_graphql with a query and optional variables to execute a GraphQL operation against Linear.
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Run raw GraphQL queries and mutations against Linear by executing a single GraphQL operation per call within a Symphony app-server session. You provide a query and optional variables to fetch issues, mutate comments, or upload assets with structured input and error handling.
Yes, you can discover available fields and mutation types in the Linear API using targeted GraphQL introspection. This built-in introspection capability allows you to explore necessary mutations, inputs, and fields directly during your session without switching to external API exploration tools.
Error handling for Linear GraphQL mutations surfaces top-level errors arrays from failed operations. When a request fails, the system clearly surfaces these top-level errors, allowing you to identify exactly what went wrong during your comment edits, uploads, or issue queries.
Yes, the Linear GraphQL integration supports uploading assets and creating attachments. You can automate these workflows alongside fetching issues by key and mutating comments by executing a single GraphQL operation per call with structured input.
The primary limitation when sending GraphQL requests to Linear is that it enforces one operation per call. You must narrow payloads by requesting only the needed fields to keep requests focused and predictable across your API automation workflows.
Yes, you need a Symphony app-server session to automate Linear API workflows. Launching a session provides the environment required to call the GraphQL endpoint with your query and optional variables to execute operations like fetching issues or editing comments.
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