About linear-methodology
A skill for keeping Linear tracking aligned with project goals, repository evidence, and active work. It routes setup, synchronization, health checks, and installation through focused companion skills.
Key features
- 01Routes requests to specialized Linear skills
- 02Aligns tracking with project goals
- 03Checks tickets against repository evidence
- 04Keeps active work and shipped status current
Use cases
- 01Starting Linear tracking for a project
- 02Auditing a board against repository changes
- 03Checking project health and risks
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ tjcages/ linear --skill linear-methodologyAfter installing, type/linear-methodologyin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
ALWAYS_ON.mdAUTH.mdAUTOMATION.mdEXAMPLES.mdMETHODOLOGY.mdRESPONSE.mdDetails
From the project READMELinear Methodology
Keep Linear useful by making it reflect the project, the repository, and the work actually happening.
What it does
- Anchors tracking to the project's North Star and real roadmap.
- Sets up or repairs projects, milestones, issues, labels, and dependencies.
- Reconciles Linear with repository evidence instead of trusting stale tickets.
- Keeps active work current and closes the loop when work ships.
How it works
- Read RESPONSE.md for concise, action-first chat.
- Read AUTH.md, then verify Linear access before any call.
- Route the request:
- Set up, backfill, or start tracking →
linear-setup - Sync, audit, or rescue a board →
linear-sync - Check project health →
linear-monitor - Finish installation →
linear-finish-install
- Set up, backfill, or start tracking →
- Apply
linear-disciplinethroughout the session. - Use METHODOLOGY.md when the routed skill needs deeper guidance.
Default ambiguous requests like “set up Linear tracking” to linear-setup.
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