AI agents for Linear
A Monmo agent works in Linear the way an engineering manager's right hand would. It works through the Triage inbox, files clear bugs from Sentry errors and support conversations, writes project updates, summarises each cycle and spots duplicate or stale issues. It uses your own Linear account and asks before it creates, assigns, moves or closes an issue.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Linear
Work through Triage
Each morning it reads the issues waiting in Triage, checks for duplicates, proposes team, priority, labels and an estimate, and drafts a question back where a report is unclear.
AskEvery weekday at 9:30, go through Triage for the Web team and propose priority, labels and estimate for each.
File a bug from a Sentry error
When a new Sentry error starts climbing, it reads the stack trace and affected releases, writes the Linear issue with impact and a link to the event, and files it once you approve.
AskThe TypeError in checkout is spiking in Sentry. Write a Linear issue for it with the stack trace summary.
Write the weekly project update
Every Thursday it reads the project's issues, milestones and merged pull requests, and drafts the update: on track, at risk or off track, what shipped and what comes next.
AskEvery Thursday at 3, draft the project update for Billing v2 with its health and the reasons.
Summarise the cycle
When a cycle ends it lists what was completed, what rolled over and the scope added mid-cycle, and drafts a short note for the team channel in Slack.
AskCycle 31 closed today. Summarise completed, rolled over and added scope, and draft the Slack note.
Turn support conversations into one issue
From Intercom or Zendesk conversations about the same problem it writes a single issue, links every conversation, and notes how many customers raised it.
AskFive customers reported CSV export failing this week. Write one Linear issue that links all their conversations.
Close out stale issues
Once a month it lists issues untouched for 60 days, backlog items with no project and likely duplicates, and proposes which to close, merge or move.
AskOn the first Monday of each month, list stale and duplicate issues in the Backlog and propose what to do with each.
Explain the week to non-engineers
Every Monday it turns last week's completed issues into plain words for sales and support: what changed for customers, and what to tell them if they ask.
AskEvery Monday at 10, explain last week's completed Linear issues for the sales and support teams.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Linear workspace once. A workspace admin may need to allow the connection. The agent works with your account's access, so private teams you are not in stay out of reach.
- 2You choose which agents may use Linear. An engineering agent fits, and a support agent can be allowed in to file issues from tickets.
- 3Reading issues, projects and cycles needs no approval. Creating or editing issues, changing status, priority, assignee or cycle, posting project updates and commenting ask first.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent triage Linear issues?
Yes, short of changing them. A Monmo agent reads what is in Triage, finds duplicates, proposes team, priority, labels and estimate, and drafts questions for unclear reports. You accept the batch on one card. It works through the Linear connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover a step.
Can it write Linear project updates?
It drafts them. The AI agent reads the project's issues, milestones and linked pull requests and writes the update with a health of on track, at risk or off track, plus the reasons. The project lead edits it if needed, and posting asks first.
Can it create Linear issues from Sentry errors?
Yes, once Sentry is connected too. The agent reads the error, the stack trace, how often it happens and in which release, and writes an issue with that detail and a link to the event. Creating the issue asks first, so a burst of errors does not become a burst of issues.
Will the agent change priorities or close issues on its own?
No. Changing priority, assignee, status or cycle, and closing or archiving an issue, each show a card first. The agent explains why it suggests a change, but the engineering team decides what gets worked on and when.