<status> <assignee>` **Examples:** ```bash .\/linear issue list --team abc123 --limit 10 .\/linear issue list --assignee def456 --status "In Progress" ``` ### View Issue ```bash .\/linear issue view <id-or-key> ``` **Arguments:** - `<id-or-key>` - Issue identifier (e.g., `ENG-123`) or UUID Returns full issue details including title, status, assignee, team, priority, labels, dates, description, and comments. ### Create Issue ```bash .\/linear issue create <title> [options] ``` **Arguments:** - `<title>` - Issue title (multi-word titles auto-combined) **Options:** - `--team <id>` - Team ID (required) - `--description <text>` - Issue description - `--assignee <id>` - User ID - `--priority <n>` - Priority (0=None, 1=Urgent, 2=High, 3=Medium, 4=Low) - `--status <name>` - Initial status **Example:** ```bash .\/linear issue create "Fix login bug" --team abc123 --priority 2 ``` ### Add Comment ```bash .\/linear issue comment <id-or-key> <text> ``` Multi-word text auto-combined. No quotes needed. ### Update Issue ```bash .\/linear issue update <id-or-key> [options] ``` **Options:** - `--status <name>` - Update status - `--assignee <id>` - Update assignee - `--priority <n>` - Update priority - `--title <text>` - Update title - `--description <text>` - Update description Can update multiple fields in one command. **Example:** ```bash .\/linear issue update ENG-123 --status "In Progress" --assignee abc123 ``` ### Delete Issue ```bash .\/linear issue delete <id-or-key> ``` Soft delete (moves to trash, recoverable). ## Important Notes - Issue identifiers are case-insensitive (`ENG-123` = `eng-123`) - Status names are case-sensitive ("In Progress" ≠ "in progress") - User\/team IDs are UUIDs (get from list commands) - Issue keys format: `<TEAM_KEY>-<NUMBER>` (e.g., ENG-123) - All commands support `--json` flag for machine-readable output - Use `--help` on any command for details </article></body></html>

--- name: linear description: Work with Linear issues via CLI - use this skill whenever the user asks about Linear issues, creating, updating, commenting on, or deleting issues, or checking issue status and details version: 0.1.0 --- # Linear Issue Management **Use this skill whenever the user mentions Linear or asks to work with issues.** Lightweight CLI to interact with Linear's issue tracking system. All commands run from the skill directory using `.\/linear`. ## Setup Dependencies install automatically on first run. API key errors are self-explanatory. ## Command Pattern ```bash .\/linear [arguments] [options] ``` Resources: `issue`, `user`, `team`, `project` ## Commands ### List Users ```bash .\/linear user list ``` Returns: `# ` ### List Teams ```bash .\/linear team list ``` Returns: `# ` ### List Projects ```bash .\/linear project list ``` Returns: `# ` ### List Issues ```bash .\/linear issue list [options] ``` **Options:** - `--team ` - Filter by team ID - `--assignee ` - Filter by user ID - `--status ` - Filter by status name (case-sensitive) - `--limit ` - Limit results (default: 50) Returns: `# <status> <assignee>` **Examples:** ```bash .\/linear issue list --team abc123 --limit 10 .\/linear issue list --assignee def456 --status "In Progress" ``` ### View Issue ```bash .\/linear issue view <id-or-key> ``` **Arguments:** - `<id-or-key>` - Issue identifier (e.g., `ENG-123`) or UUID Returns full issue details including title, status, assignee, team, priority, labels, dates, description, and comments. ### Create Issue ```bash .\/linear issue create <title> [options] ``` **Arguments:** - `<title>` - Issue title (multi-word titles auto-combined) **Options:** - `--team <id>` - Team ID (required) - `--description <text>` - Issue description - `--assignee <id>` - User ID - `--priority <n>` - Priority (0=None, 1=Urgent, 2=High, 3=Medium, 4=Low) - `--status <name>` - Initial status **Example:** ```bash .\/linear issue create "Fix login bug" --team abc123 --priority 2 ``` ### Add Comment ```bash .\/linear issue comment <id-or-key> <text> ``` Multi-word text auto-combined. No quotes needed. ### Update Issue ```bash .\/linear issue update <id-or-key> [options] ``` **Options:** - `--status <name>` - Update status - `--assignee <id>` - Update assignee - `--priority <n>` - Update priority - `--title <text>` - Update title - `--description <text>` - Update description Can update multiple fields in one command. **Example:** ```bash .\/linear issue update ENG-123 --status "In Progress" --assignee abc123 ``` ### Delete Issue ```bash .\/linear issue delete <id-or-key> ``` Soft delete (moves to trash, recoverable). ## Important Notes - Issue identifiers are case-insensitive (`ENG-123` = `eng-123`) - Status names are case-sensitive ("In Progress" ≠ "in progress") - User\/team IDs are UUIDs (get from list commands) - Issue keys format: `<TEAM_KEY>-<NUMBER>` (e.g., ENG-123) - All commands support `--json` flag for machine-readable output - Use `--help` on any command for details </article></body></html>