linear-api
Execute raw GraphQL queries and mutations against the Linear API. Use for advanced operations not covered by other commands.
Manage webhooks - create, listen for events, rotate secrets. Use when setting up integrations or event listeners.
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Manage webhooks - create, listen for events, rotate secrets. Use when setting up integrations or event listeners.
name: linear-webhooks description: Manage webhooks - create, listen for events, rotate secrets. Use when setting up integrations or event listeners. allowed-tools: Bash
# List all webhooks linear-cli wh list # Create a webhook linear-cli wh create https://example.com/hook --events Issue # Get webhook details linear-cli wh get WEBHOOK_ID # Update a webhook linear-cli wh update WEBHOOK_ID --url https://new-url.com # Delete a webhook linear-cli wh delete WEBHOOK_ID --force # Rotate signing secret linear-cli wh rotate-secret WEBHOOK_ID # Listen for events locally (dev/testing) linear-cli wh listen --port 9000 linear-cli wh listen --port 9000 --secret SIGNING_SECRET
| Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | `list` | List all webhooks | | `get` | View webhook details | | `create` | Create webhook | | `update` | Update webhook | | `delete` | Delete webhook | | `rotate-secret` | Rotate signing secret | | `listen` | Local event listener with HMAC verification |
| Flag | Purpose | |------|---------| | `--events TYPE` | Event types to subscribe | | `--port N` | Local listener port | | `--secret KEY` | HMAC signing secret | | `--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.
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