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Linear ticket management best practices. Use when creating issues, updating status, or attaching evidence. Provides evidence templates for dev/staging/done phases.
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Linear ticket management best practices. Use when creating issues, updating status, or attaching evidence. Provides evidence templates for dev/staging/done phases.
name: linear-sop description: Linear ticket management best practices. Use when creating issues, updating status, or attaching evidence. Provides evidence templates for dev/staging/done phases. allowed-tools: Read, Grep
Guide consistent Linear ticket management. Provides evidence templates for the mandatory dev/staging/UAT evidence policy.
Invoke this skill when:
# Get issue by identifier
mcp__{{MCP_LINEAR_SERVER}}__get_issue({ id: "{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-459" })
# List issues with filters
mcp__{{MCP_LINEAR_SERVER}}__list_issues({
team: "{{PROJECT_TEAM_NAME}}",
state: "In Progress",
assignee: "me",
})mcp__{{MCP_LINEAR_SERVER}}__create_issue({
title: "feat(scope): description",
team: "{{PROJECT_TEAM_NAME}}",
description: "## Summary\n\n...",
labels: ["feature", "sprint-1"],
parentId: "parent-uuid", // Optional - for sub-issues
})mcp__{{MCP_LINEAR_SERVER}}__update_issue({
id: "{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-459",
state: "Done",
})mcp__{{MCP_LINEAR_SERVER}}__create_comment({
issueId: "{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-459",
body: "**Dev Evidence**\n\n...",
})For work that spans many issues, Linear has objects **above** the issue. Use them; do not flatten a program into a flat list of tickets.
Initiative the program (one per program)
└── Project a Unit of Work — one coherent outcome
├── Milestone an AI-DLC phase: Inception, Construction, Operations
└── Issue a Story
└── Sub-issue a Mob Elaboration task (created during Inception, not before)Program build-out assumes these label namespaces are **pre-created in the workspace**. Create them before building the program, not during:
Labels are workspace-scoped in Linear — do not create team-scoped duplicates.
Linear **sub-initiatives require an Enterprise plan**. If your workspace has it, model program streams as sub-initiatives under the initiative. If it does not, encode the stream as **project priority** instead — highest-risk stream gets Urgent/High, follow-up stream gets Medium. Both are valid; pick based on your plan tier.
Build the dependency DAG with issue relations:
mcp__{{MCP_LINEAR_SERVER}}__update_issue({
id: "{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-XXX",
blocks: ["{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-YYY"], // this issue must land first
blockedBy: ["{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-ZZZ"], // this issue waits on that one
})Use `relatedTo` for soft links that inform but do not block.
**Wire so the enforcement lands before the thing it enforces** — see the `safe-ai-dlc` skill for the four dependency-wiring heuristics.
When a program absorbs tickets that already exist, **update them into the project — never recreate them**. Duplicates break traceability and split the evidence trail.
Every issue requires evidence at each phase:
| Phase | Required? | Content | | ----------- | --------- | ----------------------- | | **Dev** | MUST | Implementation proof | | **Staging** | MUST | UAT validation (or N/A) | | **Done** | MUST | Final verification |
**Dev Evidence**
**PR**: https://github.com/{{ORG_NAME}}/{{REPO_NAME}}/pull/XXX
**Commit**: [short-hash]
**Branch**: {{TICKET_PREFIX}}-XXX-description
**Implementation:**
- [x] Feature implemented
- [x] Tests passing
- [x] Lint passing
**Verification:**
\`\`\`bash
yarn ci:validate
# Output: All checks passed
\`\`\`**Staging Evidence** **Environment**: Pop OS dev server **URL**: http://pop-os:3000 **Validation Steps:** 1. Deployed to staging: [timestamp] 2. Smoke test passed: [yes/no] 3. Feature verified: [description] **UAT Status:** [Passed/Pending/N/A] If N/A, reason: [e.g., "Dev tooling only - no user-facing changes"]
**Done Evidence**
**PR Merged**: https://github.com/{{ORG_NAME}}/{{REPO_NAME}}/pull/XXX
**Merge Commit**: [hash]
**Final Checklist:**
- [x] All acceptance criteria met
- [x] Documentation updated (if applicable)
- [x] No regressions detectedWhen reading issue descriptions, extract ACs:
## Acceptance Criteria - [ ] User can perform action X - [ ] System responds with Y - [ ] Error handling for Z
Convert to testable checklist:
const acceptanceCriteria = [
{ criterion: "User can perform action X", verified: false },
{ criterion: "System responds with Y", verified: false },
{ criterion: "Error handling for Z", verified: false },
];Backlog -> Ready -> In Progress -> Testing -> Ready for Review -> Done
Tickets referenced in commit messages (e.g., `[{{TICKET_PREFIX}}-123]`) automatically move to **Done** when the PR merges. Child stories not referenced in any commit message must be manually closed after merge.
**Best practice**: Reference Feature-level tickets in commit messages. After merge, manually close orphaned child stories that weren't referenced.
| From | To | When | | ---------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------ | | Backlog | Ready | Sprint planning | | Ready
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