linear-api

You can manage Linear issues by using GraphQL API requests to search, read, create, and update items directly. This approach removes the friction of manual app navigation by handling workflow states, assignees, and comments through bundled curl and jq scripts.

Yes, you can filter and page through large Linear issue lists using cursor pagination. This allows you to retrieve work assigned to specific users or matching search terms without hitting bulk query limits.

To update a Linear issue's state or priority, you execute UUID-based GraphQL mutations. These mutations allow you to move work items to In Progress, change assignees, and update labels with strict GraphQL error checking.

Yes, the Linear API approach applies to requests triggered by Linear URLs and human-readable issue identifiers. It maps these readable formats to the required UUID-based mutations for accurate issue tracking and updates.

Yes, curl and jq are required dependencies for interacting with the Linear GraphQL API using this method. The Skill relies on bundled curl and jq scripts to execute requests and process JSON responses.

The best way to list open Linear issues and summarize priorities is querying the Linear GraphQL API with cursor pagination. You can filter by assignee and sort by priority to quickly inspect your current workload.