Read Linear teams, cycles, and issues, and search issues via API.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "linear-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Please list all team names and identifiers in the current Linear workspace.
A list of teams with names and identifying details.
Please list the current or most recent cycles for each team, including names and date ranges.
A cycle list that helps users understand the recent development cadence.
Search Linear issues related to "login failure" in the title or description and list the matches.
A list of matching issues for quickly finding existing tickets.
A product manager can read team and cycle data to quickly review the current delivery cadence and related issues. This is useful for preparing project status before a weekly meeting.
A developer can search Linear issues by keyword to see whether similar bugs or requests already exist. This helps reduce duplicate tickets and speeds up investigation.
When someone needs visibility across multiple teams, they can first list teams and then inspect related issues and cycles. It fits read-only information gathering and background research.
It is a read-only MCP server for Linear. It can list teams, cycles, and issues through the Linear API, and it also supports issue search.
The provided information explicitly says it is read-only, so it should not be assumed to support creating, editing, or deleting items. For more capabilities, see the source repository.
The provided information only says it works through the Linear API, but it does not specify installation steps, runtime requirements, or credential needs. See the source repository for details.
Connect to Linear to manage issues, comments, and teams efficiently.
Connect to Linear to search, create, update, and comment on work items.
Access, search, and manage Linear issues, projects, and comments.
Connect Linear to AI via MCP for querying and managing project tasks.
Quickly search and filter Linear issues, users, teams, and states locally.
Self-hosted Linear MCP with minimal fields to cut tokens and agent costs.