Build applications that use Linear
Evonx does not claim an official Linear partnership. This page explains how to build software that creates issues, mirrors product bugs, or drives engineering workflows through Linear’s API with credentials you manage.
What Linear is
Linear is an issue tracking platform with a GraphQL API for issues, projects, cycles, and comments.
Evonx helps you build applications that use Linear APIs — this page does not claim an official partnership unless one is explicitly stated.
What you can build
- Customer-reported bugs that open Linear issues
- Release bots that attach issues to projects
- Internal portals that show cycle progress
- SLA dashboards fed by Linear issue states
Application types
SaaS support tooling
Engineering portals
Status products
Technical considerations
- Use OAuth or personal API keys with team-scoped access
- Prefer GraphQL selections that fetch only needed fields
- Handle webhook signatures when reacting to issue updates
Related resources
FAQ
Can support tickets become Linear issues automatically?
Yes. Map ticket fields to issue title, description, labels, and team, then store the Linear issue ID for bidirectional links.
Should every environment use the same Linear API key?
No. Separate keys or OAuth apps per environment so staging noise never hits production teams.
How do we keep issue updates from looping?
Ignore webhooks triggered by your own integration user or stamp a source metadata field you can filter on.
Build production software with Evonx
Start from a template or connect an existing repository. Evonx helps you ship real applications with preview, evolution threads, and pull-request delivery—not disposable demos.