Linear

The Linear integration connects your issue tracker: a new issue can start an agent that implements it, and @ellipsis on any issue gets an answer in the comments.

Connect

1. Open Integrations → Linear in the dashboard and click Connect Linear. This sends you to Linear's authorization screen; Ellipsis requests read and write access and acts as its own application user, so everything it posts is attributed to Ellipsis, not to you.
2. Approve it and you land back on the dashboard, connected.

Every Linear team is enabled at connect time; the same page toggles which teams Ellipsis interacts with. Teams created after connecting do not appear in the list; disconnect and reconnect to refresh it. Disconnecting removes Ellipsis's access to all teams.

What it enables

• Issue-opened triggers. A linear_issue react trigger starts an agent when an issue is created. The canonical use is an implementer: an agent that reads the issue, makes the change, and opens a pull request linked back to it. The trigger block: Triggers.
• @ellipsis on issues. A comment that leads with @ellipsis starts or continues a durable conversation on that issue: ask why something behaves the way it does, or tell it to fix the thing the issue describes. The comment must lead with the mention, so a mirrored GitHub thread never summons Ellipsis twice. linear.yaml picks which agent answers, per team and per project.
• Linear tools in sessions. Sessions on a connected account get Linear tools, so any agent can read, create, and update issues; a cron agent can file what it finds. The dashboard's Agent access setting can restrict the tools to agents that opt in.