Migrated Linear from Radix to Base UI, took just over a milion tokens.

New: You can now drop .md and .txt files into Linear as content instead of attachments.
the power of a good hiring page love seeing our @designerfund case studies on @linear + @shopify’s sites. such a good peek into how these teams think and build. t.co/9nGu7ITDjt t.co/HoxU5QvkyZ

First time kicking the tires of Figma motion for this. - Quick mockup - Eng test (check the glass effect would be performant) - Figma motion to get the timing worked out - Final asset creation - Final tweaks in code From idea to live in just over a day t.co/3Mrz52p9jb
@pdotcv: Quick teaser page for @linear with @didiercatz. https://t.co/xuaxNN2lWW
Bring forth your Markdown files Drag & drop them into @linear Let them find a home with your team t.co/qf8y3lLexa
@linear: New: You can now drop .md and .txt files into Linear as content instead of attachments. https://t.co/V2PFxq7ywU
We gave @linear's UI a glow-up. It only took new icons.

I found I can assign a ticket to someone else on Linear, then when the automation comes to call the coding agent, it will delegate to their agent instead of mine. Basically I'm outsourcing compute to my coworkers, they'll never know.
I put my AI agents in @linear so I always knew who was responsible for what Assigning work raised a harder question: what is each agent allowed to decide? “Find a supplier” “Choose a supplier” “Pay the supplier” Three instructions. Three very different levels of authority. “Handle this” quietly collapses them into one Early on, I asked an agent to find a supplier. It came back having found one, chosen one, and drafted the payment. A single pass, taking on decisions I hadn’t delegated Eager, capable, and wrong about what it had been asked to do I want agents to carry the work as far as their authority allows, then bring me the decisions that need my judgment, with the preparation already done Capability tells me what an agent can do. I decide what it’s allowed to
We’re having a Jev demo day at Linear later today. Any ideas to integrate it into the product? I’ve got 4 demos built so far
nanobot support @linear now!

We're hiring a mobile designer too btw — lot's of cool work ahead! t.co/v5YPL50aym
@linear: Linear Diffs are coming to mobile. Sign up for early access: https://t.co/5aPD4D8GoY