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Linear · Company blog · 2.2 a month · 65 posts since Nov 21, 2019
Nov 5
Introducing Mobile Diffs
Diffs, Linear’s fast and focused code review, is now on iOS and Android. Approve changes, reply to threads, and send work back to agents from your phone.
Oct 13
Five principles for working with Loops
How to turn recurring tasks into shared, reliable workflows.
Sep 21
AI coding has made CI a bottleneck, so we reworked ours to keep up
We cut PR wait time and running costs by rethinking CI as a system, from the infrastructure underneath it to how work gets scheduled and tests get parallelized.
Aug 26
Sharing Linear’s growth with the people building it
As Linear passes $100 million in ARR, we’re giving our team another opportunity to participate in the upside.
Aug 26
Styling Linear for the future with StyleX
A long-running migration that became an exercise in tooling, automation, and designing clearer boundaries for both humans and agents.
Aug 18
Rebuilding Linear’s delta sync read path
How we use Turbopuffer to keep catch-up latency predictable across more than 20 TB of sync actions.
Aug 10
How we built Linear Agent
The product and engineering decisions we made so Linear Agent can handle complex tasks without becoming unpredictable.
Jul 20
Introducing Loops
Loop engineering has quickly emerged as an important practice in software development. In tools like Claude Code and Codex, developers define recurring or trigger-based behavior for their agents, usually through a /loop command, and hand...
Jun 12
Teaching an agent to auto-fix bugs
I was very skeptical of AI to begin with. Part of me suspected the technology wasn't as capable as the hype would suggest, while another part was deeply worried that it was far more capable than I wanted to admit.
Jun 11
Now Linear writes the code, too
Agents are becoming capable of doing more of the work involved in building software, but they’re still mostly individual productivity tools, useful to one person at a time.
Jun 10
Reviewing code in the agent era
Like a lot of people who build software, I felt the ground shift at the start of 2026. The models got better, the agents got better with them, and almost overnight the amount of code moving through my team went up.
May 28
Code review should be fast
Why we built Diffs When we started Linear, we set out to improve the experience of building software, which had been full of friction for too long. We obsessed over making the core workflow feel fast, fluid, and enjoyable to use.
May 14
Code Intelligence for Linear Agent
Why Code Intelligence for Linear As companies grow, coordination gets more expensive. Slack and Teams made questions easy to ask, but answering them still takes time and interrupts the people who hold the context.
Apr 28
How we hire at Linear
Our perspective on hiring Hiring well matters more than hiring fast. We’re happy to take our time, and believe each person who joins the team should raise the bar for the next one. We value slope over credentials.
Apr 17
Output isn’t design
Design keeps being misunderstood in our industry. New tools keep promising to generate interfaces faster, move words to product instantly, or collapse design directly into code.
Apr 10
How we use Linear Agent at Linear
The workflows that proved most useful across CX, Product, and Engineering, and what they tell us about working with agents.
Apr 6
Post mortem on Linear security incident on March 24th, 2026
A code change temporarily weakened team-level permissions within some workspaces from 12:07 to 1:10 UTC (about one hour) due to a bug that caused a permission filter to be skipped.
Mar 12
A calmer interface for a product in motion
The thinking, trade-offs, and tools behind our design refresh
Dec 19, 2025
Design is more than code
Designing with code is a recurring discussion, and it’s flared up again. I’ve written about it twice now. Design as a search, not a pipeline. How tools carry opinions, and how those opinions shape what feels “reasonable” to attempt.
Nov 6, 2025
How our Customer Experience team works in Linear
One of our main goals in Customer Experience (CX) at Linear is to make the support process feel like an extension of the product itself.
Oct 30, 2025
Continuous planning in Linear
Product planning is a fresh start for your product team. It should feel energizing and full of possibility. After all, it’s a rare opportunity to step back from the churn of daily activity and recalibrate your efforts in the most...
Oct 29, 2025
Designing remote work at Linear
When we began back in 2019, building remote-first was a design choice. We believed builders deserve freedom: freedom of place, freedom of rhythm, freedom of deep focus.
Oct 22, 2025
Self-driving SaaS: When software runs itself
Traditional business software has always existed to facilitate and guide human actions. It creates efficiency through its constraints, capabilities, and nudges, but its ultimate value is only as great as the effort users put into it.
Oct 21, 2025
A Linear spin on Liquid Glass
Earlier this year, we were ready to redesign our mobile app. The original version had served us well, but it was built with a narrow use case foremost in mind: individual contributors engaging with issues.
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