Productivity plugin

Linear

Issues, cycles and inbox from Linear.

Plugins run in the same launcher as your apps, files and commands.

About Linear

Linear for Supermac brings issues, teams, projects, cycles and notifications into launcher search. Update state or open the issue in Linear when you need the full view.

What you can do

  • Search issues, projects and teams
  • See active cycles and workflow states
  • Read your Linear inbox

Keyboard

Press your Supermac launcher shortcut, then search for Linear items or commands. Use ↑ and ↓ to move through the results, Return to run, and ⌘K to open the command palette.

  • Create Linear Issue
  • Set Status
  • Set Priority
  • Assign to Me
  • Add Comment
  • Copy Link
  • Archive
  • Mark as Read

App defaults; you can change them in Settings.

Setup

Add a Linear API key in the plugin's settings. The key stays in the macOS Keychain.

Open Supermac, go to Settings → Plugins, select Linear and follow the setup rows. Permissions are listed in the same pane, and a plugin stays off until you enable it.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Linear plugin do?

Issues, cycles and inbox from Linear.

Linear for Supermac brings issues, teams, projects, cycles and notifications into launcher search. Update state or open the issue in Linear when you need the full view.

What can I do with Linear?

Search issues, projects and teams.

See active cycles and workflow states.

Read your Linear inbox.

What do I need to set up Linear?

Add a Linear API key in the plugin's settings. The key stays in the macOS Keychain.

Does Linear have default keyboard shortcuts?

Yes. Linear ships with 8 default shortcuts, including Create Linear Issue (Command Shift L), Set Status (Command Shift S) and Set Priority (Command Shift P) and 5 more. You can change them in Settings.

How do I turn on Linear?

Open Supermac, go to Settings → Plugins, select Linear and follow the setup rows. A plugin stays off until you enable it.

It is one of 5 Productivity plugins in the Supermac directory.