Linear home page highlights Slack and GitHub triggers for Loops
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Linear's home page changelog section now features an October 22, 2026 entry on triggering Loops from Slack and GitHub, sharing them as templates and customizing their reasoning levels. An earlier entry describing Loops for product management no longer appears in that section.
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ProductWhat changed
- A changelog entry dated October 22, 2026 was added, titled Slack and GitHub loop triggers.
- The new entry describes Loops as automating product work in response to changes in Linear and connected tools.
- The entry states Loops can now be triggered from Slack and GitHub, shared as templates, and set to custom reasoning levels.
- An older entry, Loops for product management, which described Loops as recurring agent workflows that respond to workspace activity and post to Slack, was removed from the section.
From the page
- AddedReleases +ChangelogSlack and GitHub loop triggersOCT 22, 2026
- RemovedNew controls for Linear coding agentSEP 24, 2026
Loops for product managementSEP 10, 2026 - AddedReleases +ChangelogLoops automate product work by responding to changes in Linear and connected tools. You can now trigger them from Slack and GitHub, share them as templates, and customize their reasoning levels.OCT 22, 2026
- RemovedNew controls for Linear coding agentSEP 24, 2026
Loops are recurring agent workflows for teams. They now respond to more workspace activity, including changes to initiatives, projects, and cycles. They can also edit Linear documents and post updates to Slack.SEP 10, 2026
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What it could mean
Linear could be extending its agent workflow feature beyond its own app into tools teams already use. Competing product management tools may face closer comparison on workflow automation, template sharing and Slack and GitHub connections. The removed entry may simply have rotated out as newer releases were listed.