Linear Integration

What it does

The Linear integration works similarly to the Jira integration: it pulls Linear issues into Specky as signals and lets you push PRD requirements to Linear as issues via the Execution Bridge. If your engineering team uses Linear instead of Jira, this is your primary execution integration.

When to use it

  • To see Linear issues alongside customer feedback in the Discovery Hub
  • To push PRD requirements to Linear as pre-filled issues with one click
  • To keep Linear issues updated when PRD requirements change
  • To link Linear projects to Specky roadmap initiatives
  • Setup

  • Go to Settings → Integrations → Linear
  • Click Connect Linear
  • Authorize via Linear OAuth
  • Select which Linear teams and projects to sync
  • Configure label mappings (optional — map Linear labels to Specky signal types)
  • Click Start Sync
  • What gets synced (Linear → Specky)

  • Issues: title, description, status, priority, assignee, labels, cycle
  • Sub-issues and parent relationships
  • Comments on issues
  • Project updates
  • Pushing to Linear (Specky → Linear)

    Use the Execution Bridge in the PRD Editor:

  • Open a PRD and click Execution Bridge
  • Select Linear as the target
  • Choose the target team and project
  • Review the generated issue previews
  • Set assignees, labels, and priority
  • Click Create Issues
  • Each created Linear issue includes a link back to the Specky PRD, and the PRD shows a list of all linked Linear issues in its Activity panel.

    Keeping issues in sync

    When a PRD requirement changes, open the Execution Bridge and click Sync Changes to update the linked Linear issue. You'll see a diff of what will change before confirming.

    Tips

  • Use Linear's cycle feature alongside Specky's roadmap for sprint-level planning
  • Map Linear's priority levels (Urgent/High/Medium/Low) to Specky's P0/P1/P2 in the label mapping settings
  • If you use both Jira and Linear, you can connect both — Specky will show issues from both in the Discovery Hub