Generate a Graphviz graph of Linear issue dependencies with project clusters.
npx skills add https://github.com/seankao31/dotfiles --skill linear-visualize
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: linear-visualize Source: https://github.com/seankao31/dotfiles/tree/main/agent-config/skills/linear-visualize Command: npx skills add https://github.com/seankao31/dotfiles --skill linear-visualize
This skill helps teams understand the interdependencies between Linear issues by rendering a visual graph of blockers, relationships, and project scopes.
Render a dependency graph for your Linear issues to understand blockers and project relationships.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Visualizing Linear issue dependencies involves generating a Graphviz graph of blockers and relationships using the Linear CLI. It produces a graph.dot file and renders project clusters to help identify bottlenecks.
Yes, you can visualize dependencies across an entire Linear initiative or a single project. The graph generates per-project clusters with colored nodes and deduplicated edges to map relationships at either scope.
You need Graphviz installed to render Linear dependency graphs. The skill assumes Graphviz is available for rendering the graph.dot file and relies on the Linear CLI for data retrieval.
Generating a Graphviz dependency graph across a Linear initiative is the best way to identify blocker bottlenecks. It creates a visual map of per-project clusters with colored nodes to reveal cross-team blockers.
When mapping Linear issue relations, the skill generates a manifest.json file and a graph.dot file. The graph.dot file contains the deduplicated edges and project clusters for Graphviz rendering.
mvanhornManage Linear issues and projects from the terminal via CLI.
joshka0Automate Unity project configuration and build operations from declarative JSON commands.
Lifecycle-Innovations-LimitedManage Linear issues and sprint planning via MCP tools.
PiaoxuemoliMeasure, layout, and render text using canvas without the DOM.
