Introducing Loops: Recurring workflows that Linear Agent can run for your team.

Describe the job, then choose when it runs: on a schedule or in response to an event. Each run, Linear Agent reviews the latest context, decides what to do next, and acts with shared visibility and control. Read more on the blog →

Loops are available today on Business and Enterprise plans and require AI credits to run. To help you get started, we’re giving your workspace $20 per seat in promotional credits. Credits expire on August 20.

We’re onto graphs already, get with the program

i think it’s a great feature, but i can’t figure out the target audience. if you’re already using an AI coding assistant, linear mcp is the only thing u need to have the same effect. why pay for linear loops when codex/claude loops can already work with linear that way?

We're onto graphs now

This is literally 90’s… we are onto graphs now

@cjc Another banger video from @megxwayne 😍

not very linear - one might even call this circular ○

you didn't get the memo? we're onto graph engineering now

Now that we’re on to Graphs, when’s Linear Graphs shipping? 😅😉👏

big credit to the designer who did this, or pm, or eng or whoever is animating these days

spending moment to appreciate the design details in this demo. impressive.

has been doing this for a while, for free, WITHOUT any AI credits

software factory complete

designers pay at linear >>> engineers

Dang, just finished building this for myself with Daytona sandboxes. The agents api is awesome.

Wow! Music is amazing! Smooth!

@frantzfries

a new linear feature drop. cool.

nice visuals!

You guys need to start designing watches asap

you review what Loops already ran. that's the shift.

omg the sound design is insane?

Love this 🚀 Set it once, ship forever

this animation @Cephalization

Nice 👍

@MaximeHeckel How do you achieve such cool animations

i can watch this animation all day on loop

This is the best looping animation I've seen about looping.

Well crafted

old fashion loops, classic

Looks nice

recurring workflows are the easy part. the harder question linear's post doesn't answer (fairly, it's not their job) is who owns a loop when it starts doing the wrong thing on repeat

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these videos are just fantastic... its like @kitbash3d 's old video editor joined you guys or something

Tener los cloud agents funcionando en el gestor de tickets parece un lugar bastante cómodo