New: Linear Agent's coding sessions appear now as live cards in Slack. Follow along as the agent investigates and makes changes. When it’s ready for review, open the diff directly from Slack.

@NousResearch can we get this for slack please 🙏

does linear agent plug into my cc or codex subscription or do i have to pay per token?

Coding sessions are metered through our usage-based billing. More information here:

Use @tryrevyl to also visually verify the changes 😀

When the agent runs without your oversight:

🔥 it would be great to have a way to setup/configure the environment snapshot

I didn’t know slack has live cards. @Bonnet_Remi

opencode or T3 code when ? @theo can u see how we can have that soon 👀

@AmpCode would be cool to have this too!

Make linear agents work with subscriptions instead of API token billing

Does this integrate with Linear’s agent primitives? Eg if I’ve integrated my own coding agent?

Will this work with triage agent loops? Or just coding agents?

linear should not be a task manager. linear should be a software factory. do that and you’ll win.

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Who will review this? A human ?

This is dope @Teknium can you figure out a way to get something richer like this in Hermes in Slack? That would be 🔥 rather than just the thinking indicator

@holasoymolly look at this 🤩

Any love for teams coming?

Looks awesome!!

You guys are cooking

is that through a partnership with slack or its open api?

Making agent activity visible in real time is going to matter a lot for trust. The harder part is signal versus noise though; teams will need this surfaced without turning every channel into a firehose of automated updates.

live Slack cards let the team catch a wrong turn before the diff is ready

Putting agent sessions where the team already talks is the right call. Half the value of an agent is other people seeing what it did without opening another tab.

This integration flow just keeps getting smoother. Love it.

Love the concept!

great ship

This is nice! How did you get the card to update in place? Was playing with streaming but could only get it to append text

the things that coding agentic companies aren't able to do are being done by a to do company

This feels like the right direction for agents: less “another place to check,” more showing up where the team already works. The review step being close to Slack is the part I’d actually use.