Announcing Linear Reviews. A modern code review experience for humans and agents. Join the waitlist for early access:

When "Think diff" merch?

I smell a @julianlehr here

So smart. Writing code will never be the same and Linear is leading the way here, again

That beat hits

This looks too good @megxwayne 🔥

the video is :chef-kiss:

@MerrillLutsky called it

"Think diff" is so good

calendar view when

Will share your comments in our feature request.

hehe

Huh

help

always impressed by the fact that you guys rarely use images

We'll see what the feature actually looks like, but that's one KILLER marketing video! Well done!

would love to try it out

🤞 Signed up

Honestly, who and how are you making these video?

Wow this is incredible

Signed up!

Love this video. Retro-futur with Linear’s polish 🤌🏻

so fire

Sheesh, the beets and think diff 😮‍💨😮‍💨

vibes

Need this

Calling it now, this is @pierrecomputer diffs, just inside of linear's interface, with comments that can sync back to github

I am so excited for this, glad someone is picking up GitHub's slack and actually innovating in the review process. (also on the waitlist you can't scroll to the submit button on a Google Pixel 10 Pro XL screen size)

this is very exciting we need a complete rethink of code review for the ai era i expect nothing but the best from linear

Branding looks 🔥

Who’s doing your videos? 🤯

🥹 its so beautiful

I've seen a lot of products try to make code reviews more manageable, but what if we flipped the script and made them the catalyst for meaningful discussions between humans and AI agents in the codebase? It's the interactions between developers and their tools that hold the most value, not just the reviews themselves. Wouldn't it be fascinating to see how that shift in focus changes the way we collaborate on code?

Huh. Well, it’s hard not to succeed considering that your competitors struggle showing diffs with more than a hundred changes. I hope you knock it out of the park, because GitHub and GitLab make me tear my hair out every day.

is this just a diff tool?

The core issue to be solved is the human-computer interface bandwidth limitation (namely, code review). It's interesting to see how different products will solve this bottleneck.

🧎🏾‍