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Mcp Server Linear
What is Mcp Server Linear
mcp-server-linear is a server designed for interacting with Linear through an MCP client, providing various tools for issue and project management.
Use cases
Use cases include managing project issues, tracking team assignments, creating and updating projects, and integrating Linear functionalities into other applications.
How to use
To use mcp-server-linear, you can run it using Bun or Node.js. For Bun, use ‘bun run index.ts’. For Node.js, use ‘node build/index.js’. It can also be compiled into a standalone executable.
Key features
Key features include tools for searching, creating, updating, and retrieving issues and projects in Linear, as well as adding comments and viewing detailed information about issues, projects, cycles, teams, and users.
Where to use
mcp-server-linear can be used in software development environments where project management and issue tracking are essential, particularly for teams using Linear.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Overview
What is Mcp Server Linear
mcp-server-linear is a server designed for interacting with Linear through an MCP client, providing various tools for issue and project management.
Use cases
Use cases include managing project issues, tracking team assignments, creating and updating projects, and integrating Linear functionalities into other applications.
How to use
To use mcp-server-linear, you can run it using Bun or Node.js. For Bun, use ‘bun run index.ts’. For Node.js, use ‘node build/index.js’. It can also be compiled into a standalone executable.
Key features
Key features include tools for searching, creating, updating, and retrieving issues and projects in Linear, as well as adding comments and viewing detailed information about issues, projects, cycles, teams, and users.
Where to use
mcp-server-linear can be used in software development environments where project management and issue tracking are essential, particularly for teams using Linear.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Content
mcp-server-linear
This is a MCP server that defines tools for interacting with Linear via an MCP client.
Current Tools
linear-search-issues: Search for issues in Linear
Future Tools
linear-create-issue: Create an issue in Linearlinear-update-issue: Update an issue in Linearlinear-get-issue: Get an issue in Linearlinear-get-project-issues: Get all issues in a project in Linearlinear-add-comment: Add a comment to an issue in Linearlinear-create-project: Create a project in Linearlinear-update-project: Update a project in Linear
Future Resources
linear-issue:///{issueId}- View individual issue detailslinear-project:///{projectId}- View project detailslinear-cycle:///{cycleId}- View cycle details (defaults to current cycle)linear-team:///{teamId}/issues- View team issueslinear-user:///{userId}/assigned- View user’s assigned issueslinear-organization:- View organization info
Bun-preferred
This project uses Bun and can be run directly from Bun without transpiling (which is how I use it). To run it with Bun, you can use the following command:
bun run index.ts
That said, you can run it with Node if you prefer. To run it with Node, you can use the following command:
node build/index.js
Standalone Executable
Bun projects can be compiled into standalone executable. This allows you to run the server without having to install Bun (theoretically). To compile the project into a standalone executable, you can use the following command:
bun build:standalone
You may need to change the build target depending on the machine you are building for. See Bun docs for more details.
Adding to your MCP client via JSON
To add this server to your MCP client, you can use the following JSON configuration:
Bun Runtime
Node Runtime
Standalone Executable
Credits
This project was inspired by jerhadf/linear-mcp-server. I and others had trouble getting it to work, which prompted me to create my own implementation. The list of tools and resources seemed worth keeping.
License
MIT
Dev Tools Supporting MCP
The following are the main code editors that support the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.










