Our @linear has become a wasteland of impossible to read cards now that Claude is basically doing it all, and it's made linear unusable for our humans.
I'd love if @karrisaarinen could share what they put in their claude.md or equivalent to work in @linear effectively as a team of agents repping humans.
As of today I put in place a ton of structure in our repo's claude.md around when to use projects, how to title them, how to set priority, when to move stuff, etc.
But would be great if linear had some guides on this...
- Our @linear has become a wasteland of impossible to read cards now that Claude is basically doing it all, and it's made linear unusable for our humans. I'd love if @karrisaarinen could share what they put in their claude.md or equivalent to work in @linear effectively as a team of agents repping humans. As of today I put in place a ton of structure in our repo's claude.md around when to use projects, how to title them, how to set priority, when to move stuff, etc. But would be great if linear had some guides on this...
Not sure how it exactly happens in your case. 1. we use linear agent a lot to create issues from slack/elsewhere so it's already tuned to do in less verbose way 2. There is the option to run loops to new issues to somehow refactor them to me more human readable 3. Internally
..did u reckon to stop letting Claude write slop in ur linear? dork
Going through the same. Linear is basically a way for agents to log their progress and thoughts, sharing context across them. We might skip Linear completely, as it makes no sense for us to use it anymore, as most of the features were built to enhance humans' productivity.
