Superconductor launches Linear integration: assign issues straight to coding agents
sergeykarayev · x · 2026-10-16
Superconductor shipped its most-requested feature: full Linear integration. You can now hand an issue to a coding agent without leaving Linear—either assign the issue to Superconductor from the assignee menu, or @mention it in a comment with instructions.
The agent creates a linked ticket and starts working; the issue then shows live status, the agent's replies, implementation links, a live preview, and the pull request, all in the issue thread. It works like the existing Slack and GitHub integrations, letting PMs and designers dispatch agent work directly from Linear.
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