Linear · paid microVM · no free trial
Linear

Linear agent templates you can fork. Your keys. Your merge button.

Triage and ticket drafts from noise. You assign and prioritize.

If you already use Linear, start under Fork these now. A fork boots a paid Firecracker microVM from $25/mo — BYOK, not a shared container. First purchase: 30-day money-back. Rows labeled "Not forkable yet" have no button. Operators draft; you still read the code. Nothing auto-merges or auto-deploys.

What happens next: open a ready operator → Fork → checkout → microVM provisions → run the demo prompt on your box. 1 forkable operator listed below.

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GitHub, Linear, Sentry, CI — short notes when a ready operator is worth opening. Drafts only: you still read the diff and merge. Browse either way. Unsubscribe anytime.

Fork these now

Founder-tested operators. Fork, paste the demo prompt, get a real output. Your keys stay on your microVM.

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    Linear Bug Repro Pack

    Claude Code

    $25/mo

    Tests every Linear bug against the four things that make it reproducible, then drafts the exact questions for whatever is missing. Never closes an issue.

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Not forkable yet

Named jobs on the roadmap so you can see the plan. No Fork button until a real template ships.

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    E2E Failure Triage

    Failing e2e → flake vs product bug → Linear draft. You confirm.

  • Not forkable yet

    Eng Standup Drafter

    Yesterday / today / blockers from Linear + PRs. You post to the room.

  • Not forkable yet

    Linear Intake & Triage

    Label, draft acceptance criteria, suggest assignee. You assign priority.

  • Not forkable yet

    Notion Spec → Tickets

    Slice a Notion spec into Linear skeletons. You refine and create.

Ready operator → Fork → paid microVM → demo prompt. First purchase is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. No free trial. Prefer another tool? Back to Software Factory shelves.