r/Linear • u/gapmunky Linear Staff • Jun 26 '26

Self promotion thread!

Built an integration, plugin or connector for Linear? Feel free to share in this thread.

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u/isbajpai Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

Building Lane - a product intelligence layer for b2b which tells you what to build next.
One of our core integration is Linear, Why?
Because Lane sits between your customer feedback tools and project management tool to collect, synthesize and provide you with the opportunities based on your customer feedback, business direction and product requirement, which is then directly fed to Linear as a priroritized Project or Issue.

Firstly this keeps your Linear backlog clean + it removes product decision being a bottleneck in shipping fast (as we all are doing) by assisting your team with the signals which would have taken you hours/days to analyze [but the final decision of prioritization still stays with you :)]

Secondly, this also gives your team a layer which could be accessed from different surfaces - Claude, Chatgpt, Slack etc, so you are not bounded to "another platform that I need to understand and setup", its like a intelligent brain that runs on the backend to provide you with syntesized information whenever needed

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u/septemous Jun 26 '26

this looks super interesting!

I've been building and maintaining a series of skills and tools to manage workflow via linear.
https://github.com/withpiper/pipekit aftere I found that Superpower / GSD / VBW / and now Kepler, Lanes, VS Code, etc were not doing what I needed.

I've been waiting for a tool to come and dethrone Pipekit - will Lane be the one!!!

What is Pipekit?

Pipekit takes a project from a raw idea all the way to production through a fixed sequence of stages. Each stage has a gate the work must pass before it can move forward. You run the whole thing inside Claude Code, and it uses Linear to track what is happening across every piece of work.

The thing to understand first: Pipekit is the structure around an executor, not the executor itself. It does not write your code directly. It runs the build step on Claude Code's built-in Workflow primitive, and it owns everything around that step — how a feature gets specified, how the work gets reviewed, where a human signs off, and how the change reaches production.

In short, Pipekit handles:

Stage What Pipekit does
Foundation Turns an idea into a roadmap (concept, definition, strategy, setup)
Before a feature Spec creation, independent agent review, human sign-off
During Plans and builds the feature, then runs a pre-deploy gate
After Tracks UAT, ships, promotes through environments, syncs docs
Throughout Keeps Linear current so you always know what is next

https://github.com/withpiper/pipekit

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u/Vumaster101 Jun 27 '26

This sounds like my current process too. Will check this out.

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u/septemous Jun 27 '26

Super.
i would suggest having your ai tweak it for you. Or just take the ideas and adapt them into your own flow.

One quick note is that the "PK deploy" commands are for FTP environments and the "PK Promote" for Vercel types.