linear-api
Execute raw GraphQL queries and mutations against the Linear API. Use for advanced operations not covered by other commands.
Manage custom views - create, list, apply saved views. Use when working with saved issue filters.
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Manage custom views - create, list, apply saved views. Use when working with saved issue filters.
name: linear-views description: Manage custom views - create, list, apply saved views. Use when working with saved issue filters. allowed-tools: Bash
# List all custom views linear-cli v list linear-cli v list --shared # Shared views only # Get view details linear-cli v get "My View" # Create a view linear-cli v create "Bug Triage" --shared # Update a view linear-cli v update VIEW_ID --name "Renamed" # Delete a view linear-cli v delete VIEW_ID --force # Apply view to issue list linear-cli i list --view "Bug Triage" linear-cli p list --view "Active Projects"
| Flag | Purpose | |------|---------| | `--shared` | Shared views only | | `--name NAME` | View name | | `--view NAME` | Apply view filter (on issues/projects list) | | `--output json` | JSON output |
`0`=Success, `1`=Error, `2`=Not found, `3`=Auth error
A fast, comprehensive command-line interface for Linear built in Rust. Manage issues, projects, cycles, sprints, documents, and more -- entirely from your terminal.
Execute raw GraphQL queries and mutations against the Linear API. Use for advanced operations not covered by other commands.
Manage issue attachments - link URLs, create, update, delete. Use when attaching files or links to issues.
Bulk operations on Linear issues. Use when updating multiple issues at once.
Manage issue comments - list, create, update, delete. Use when reading or posting comments on issues.
Configure linear-cli - auth (API key + OAuth), workspaces, diagnostics, setup wizard.
Create Linear issues. Use when creating bugs, tasks, or feature requests.