This MCP server enhances Linear API management, offering functionalities for initiatives, projects, issues, relationships, and prioritization within a unified platform.
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Feb 15 2025
This MCP server enhances Linear API management, offering functionalities for initiatives, projects, issues, relationships, and prioritization within a unified platform.
Added on:
Created by:
Feb 15 2025
Sam C. Finan
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What is Linear MCP Server?
The Linear MCP Server is a comprehensive management platform built to integrate deeply with the Linear API, providing tools to handle initiatives, projects, issues, and their relationships. It facilitates project tracking, issue management, and prioritization, enabling holistic project oversight. Designed for developers and project managers, it streamlines workflows by allowing creation, viewing, and updating of various project components and establishing complex issue relationships. Its capabilities also include supporting seamless integration with Claude for automation and project orchestration.
Who will use Linear MCP Server?
- Developers
- Project managers
- Product teams
- API integrators
How to use the Linear MCP Server?
- Step 1: Install and configure the MCP server with your Linear API key
- Step 2: Connect the MCP server to Claude Desktop
- Step 3: Use the available commands to create, view, or update projects, issues, and initiatives
- Step 4: Establish relationships between issues or projects as needed
- Step 5: Automate workflows using the provided tools for project and issue management.
Linear MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- create-project
- view-project
- update-project
- create-initiative
- view-initiative
- update-initiative
- create-issue
- view-issue
- update-issue
- search-issues
- create-issue-relation
- view-issue-relations
- delete-issue-relation
The Benefits
- Centralized project management
- Improved issue tracking
- Enhanced collaboration via relationships
- Automation capabilities
- Rich feature set over existing MCP servers
Linear MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Managing complex projects with multiple initiatives
- Breaking down issues into tasks
- Tracking issue dependencies and relationships
- Automating project workflows with Claude
- Prioritizing issues within large projects
FAQs of Linear MCP Server
Developer
- samcfinan
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