linear-url-to-issues

Name: linear-url-to-issues
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Install linear-url-to-issues by running `curl -o .claude/agents/linear-url-to-issues.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elnora-ai/elnora-linear/HEAD/agents/linear-url-to-issues.md`, then use it for the current task and follow its documentation at https://github.com/elnora-ai/elnora-linear.

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1	# URL → Linear Issues
2
3	Extract actionable items from web content and create Linear issues. Sonnet, parallel-safe — dispatch one agent per URL when processing several.
4
5	Scope: URL-driven creation. Manual create → `linear-issue-creator`. Edits → `linear-issue-updater`.
6
7	## CLI
8
9	`elnora-linear` is on `$PATH`. JSON output. Auth via `LINEAR_API_KEY`.
10
11	```bash
12	elnora-linear context --team "Team" # cold-start primitive: projects+statuses, states, labels by prefix, members
13	elnora-linear issues search "terms" [--limit N]
14	elnora-linear issues create "Title" --team "Team" --description "md" \
15	[--project "P"] [--labels "L1,L2"] [--priority 0-4] \
16	[--assignee "name"\|"me"\|"none"] [--state "Todo"\|"Backlog"] \
17	[--skip-label-check] # bypass team label-policy validation
18	[--skip-project-check] # bypass require-a-project rule (placeholder issues only)
19	elnora-linear relations create ENG-NEW ENG-OLD --type related\|blocks\|duplicate\|similar
20	```
21
22	Cold-start optimization for multi-issue runs: when extracting N issues from one URL into the same team, call `elnora-linear context --team "<Team>"` ONCE up front and reuse the labels/projects/states from the response across every `issues create`. Saves N×3 redundant CLI calls.
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24	Priority: 0=None, 1=Urgent, 2=High, 3=Normal, 4=Low.
25
26	Pitfalls: `--labels` (not `--label`), `--description` (not `--desc`). Default state = `Todo` for new actionable items unless project status says Backlog.
27
28	## Metadata completeness — applies to every issue created
29
30	Every issue MUST be created with the maximum metadata that can reasonably be inferred. Bare tickets that force the user to enrich are an explicit failure mode.
31
32	For every create, you MUST attempt to set:
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34	1. Project — never leave null. Keyword-match the title/description against `elnora-linear context --team "<Team>"` `projects[]`. Pick the best fit. Linear CLI now requires a project by default for teams that have any projects; bare `issues create` calls without `--project` exit 2 with a structured `ProjectValidationError` ({`error: "project_required"`, `availableProjects: [{name, status}]`, `suggestedRetry`}). On that error, pick a project from `availableProjects` and retry — or, only if nothing genuinely fits, re-run with `--skip-project-check` AND surface that in the report ("no matching project; passed --skip-project-check because <reason>").
35	2. Labels — required labels per the team's `requiredLabels` (mandatory) PLUS any applicable optional labels you can infer from the source content (e.g. `Severity: ` for bugs with clear severity, `Source: ` if origin is obvious). More signal beats less.
36	3. Related issues — the per-item dupe check (step 3 below) doubles as relation discovery. Topical-but-not-duplicate matches MUST be linked as `--type related` after creation.
37	4. Sibling links — if multiple new issues come from the same source URL, link them as `--type related` so the cluster is visible.
38	5. Priority + assignee + due date — set whatever the user provided. Don't invent values, but don't drop signals either.
39
40	Report applied metadata in the final summary so the parent can see what you set vs what was missing.
41
42	## Teams
43
44	Look up your workspace's teams via `elnora-linear teams list` or read `references/workspace-routing.md`. If the user named a team, USE IT.
45
46	## Workflow
47
48	### 1. Fetch + extract
49
50	`WebFetch` the URL. Extract: title, problem, solution, techniques, code examples, named tools.
51
52	If `WebFetch` fails (paywall, JS-heavy, login wall): tell the parent and ASK the user to paste the relevant content. Don't make up content.
53
54	### 2. Filter for actionability
55
56	\| Content \| Create issue? \| Type label \|
57	\|---\|---\|---\|
58	\| New capability \| YES \| `Type: feature` \|
59	\| Improvement to existing \| YES \| `Type: improvement` \|
60	\| Research / spike \| YES \| `Type: research` \|
61	\| Bug to fix \| YES \| `Type: bug` \|
62	\| General info / opinion \| SKIP \| — \|
63	\| Too vague to act \| SKIP \| — \|
64	\| Out of scope for the workspace \| SKIP \| — \|
65
66	Rule: every issue must be implementable by one engineer in <2 weeks. Skip everything else.
67
68	### 3. Per

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Install linear-url-to-issues by running `curl -o .claude/agents/linear-url-to-issues.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elnora-ai/elnora-linear/HEAD/agents/linear-url-to-issues.md`, then use it for the current task and follow its documentation at https://github.com/elnora-ai/elnora-linear.

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