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Project To Linear

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Sync project structure and requirements to Linear workspace with comprehensive task breakdown

Install Command
npx claude-code-templates@latest --command project-management/project-to-linear
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claude-code — project-to-linear

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Automated static analysis (no LLM) · v2.12.0 · 2026-10-23

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Content

Project to Linear

Sync project structure and requirements to Linear workspace: $ARGUMENTS

Linear Integration Status

  • Linear MCP: Check if Linear MCP server is configured
  • Workspace access: !echo "Test Linear connection if MCP available"
  • Project context: @README.md or project documentation
  • Requirements: Based on $ARGUMENTS analysis

Task

Analyze project requirements and create comprehensive Linear task structure:

Project Analysis Process:

  1. Requirement Analysis - Parse project description and identify major components
  2. Task Breakdown - Create hierarchical task structure with epics and subtasks
  3. Dependency Mapping - Identify task dependencies and critical path
  4. Linear Integration - Create project, epics, and tasks in Linear workspace
  5. Validation - Review created structure and provide project overview

Task Organization:

  • Epic-level features and major components
  • Parent tasks for feature areas
  • Detailed subtasks with acceptance criteria
  • Proper labeling (frontend, backend, testing, documentation)
  • Priority and effort estimates
  • Timeline and dependency relationships

Output: Complete Linear project structure with organized task hierarchy, clear descriptions, and actionable items.

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