linear-autopilot
Automate Linear task processing with Discord notifications and git sync. Use when setting up a kanban-to-agent workflow where Linear tasks trigger Clawdbot actions via Discord. Handles task intake, status updates, DM notifications, and auto-push to git. Supports any task type - research, content creation, code tasks, or custom workflows.
What this skill does
# Linear Autopilot
Automated pipeline: **Linear → Webhook Service → Discord → Clawdbot → Git**
Tasks created in Linear automatically trigger Clawdbot processing with real-time notifications and git sync for Obsidian/local access.
## Free Tier Limitations
Before setup, be aware of free plan limits:
| Service | Free Tier Limits | Recommendation |
|---------|------------------|----------------|
| **Linear** | 250 issues, unlimited members | Sufficient for most personal/small team use |
| **Make.com** | 1,000 ops/month, 2 scenarios, 15-min interval | ✅ **Best free option** — generous limits |
| **Pipedream** | ~100 credits (unclear reset), instant triggers | Good if you need real-time, burns credits fast |
| **Zapier** | 100 tasks/month, 5 zaps, 15-min polling, **no webhooks** | ⚠️ Paid plan required for this workflow |
**Important notes:**
- **Make.com** offers 1,000 ops/month free — our recommendation for free tier users
- **Pipedream** has instant webhooks but limited free credits that deplete quickly
- **Zapier** free plan does NOT support webhooks. You need a paid Zapier plan (Starter+)
- For budget-conscious users: **use Make.com**
## Setup
### 1. Configure Linear API
Run setup to store your Linear API key:
```bash
mkdir -p ~/.clawdbot
echo "LINEAR_API_KEY=lin_api_xxxxx" > ~/.clawdbot/linear.env
```
Get your API key from: Linear → Settings → API → Personal API keys
### 2. Get Linear IDs
Find your team and state IDs:
```bash
./scripts/linear-api.sh teams # Get team ID
./scripts/linear-api.sh states # Get state IDs (Todo, In Progress, Done)
```
Update `~/.clawdbot/linear-config.json`:
```json
{
"teamId": "your-team-id",
"states": {
"todo": "state-id-for-todo",
"inProgress": "state-id-for-in-progress",
"done": "state-id-for-done"
},
"discord": {
"notifyUserId": "your-discord-user-id",
"taskChannelId": "your-linear-tasks-channel-id"
},
"git": {
"autoPush": true,
"commitPrefix": "task:"
}
}
```
### 3. Set Up Webhook Service
Choose your preferred automation platform:
#### Option A: Make.com (Recommended for free tier)
- 1,000 operations/month free
- 15-minute minimum interval on free tier
- See `references/make-setup.md` for step-by-step guide
Quick setup:
1. Create scenario at make.com
2. Add Linear "Watch Issues" trigger
3. Add filter: state.name = "Todo"
4. Add Discord webhook action
5. Activate scenario
#### Option B: Pipedream (If you need instant triggers)
- Instant webhook triggers
- Limited free credits (deplete fast)
- See `references/pipedream-setup.md` for step-by-step guide
Quick setup:
1. Create workflow at pipedream.com with HTTP webhook trigger
2. Add Linear webhook pointing to your Pipedream URL
3. Add Discord "Send Message" step with Clawdbot bot token
4. Message template:
```
<@BOT_ID>
📋 New task: {{steps.trigger.event.data.title}}
Status: {{steps.trigger.event.data.state.name}}
ID: {{steps.trigger.event.data.identifier}}
```
#### Option B: Zapier (If you have a paid account)
- 100 tasks/month on free (very limited)
- Native Linear + Discord integrations
- See `references/zapier-setup.md` for step-by-step guide
Quick setup:
1. Create Zap: Linear (New Issue) → Discord (Send Channel Message)
2. Use webhook or bot integration for Discord
3. Map Linear fields to message template
### 4. Configure Discord Channel
Ensure Clawdbot listens to your task channel. In `clawdbot.json`:
```json
{
"channels": {
"discord": {
"guilds": {
"YOUR_GUILD_ID": {
"channels": {
"YOUR_TASK_CHANNEL_ID": {
"allow": true,
"requireMention": false
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
```
## Task Processing Workflow
When a task arrives in the Discord channel:
### 1. Acknowledge
- Reply in channel confirming receipt
### 2. Notify User via DM
```
Use message tool:
- action: send
- target: [user ID from config]
- message: "📋 New task: [ID] - [title]. Starting now..."
```
### 3. Process Task
- Update Linear status → "In Progress" via `./scripts/linear-api.sh start [task-id]`
- Execute the task (spawn sub-agent if complex)
- Save outputs to appropriate location (research/, content/, etc.)
### 4. Complete
- Update Linear status → "Done" via `./scripts/linear-api.sh done [task-id]`
- Add comment with results via `./scripts/linear-api.sh comment [task-id] "[summary]"`
- Send completion DM to user
### 5. Git Sync (if enabled)
```bash
git add [output files]
git commit -m "task: [ID] - [title]"
git push
```
## Script Reference
`scripts/linear-api.sh` commands:
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `teams` | List teams and IDs |
| `states` | List workflow states |
| `get [id]` | Get task details |
| `pending` | List pending tasks |
| `start [id]` | Mark as In Progress |
| `done [id]` | Mark as Done |
| `comment [id] "text"` | Add comment to task |
## Example Task Types
This workflow handles any task type:
- **Research**: Spawn sub-agent, save to `research/[topic].md`
- **Content creation**: Generate drafts, save to `content/`
- **Code tasks**: Write/modify code, commit changes
- **Data processing**: Run scripts, output results
- **Custom**: Define your own output patterns
## Troubleshooting
**Tasks not triggering?**
- Check Pipedream workflow is enabled
- Verify Discord channel is in Clawdbot config
- Ensure `allowBots: true` if using webhook
**Linear API errors?**
- Verify API key in `~/.clawdbot/linear.env`
- Check team/state IDs are correct
**Git push failing?**
- Ensure git remote is configured
- Check SSH key or credentials
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