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linear-worktree

v0.2.1

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Create git worktrees for Linear issues and launch Claude sessions

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Maintainers

mblodemblode

Keywords

cligitlinearworktree

Readme

linear-worktree

npm

Create a git worktree for a Linear issue and open it in Claude.

Installation

npm i -g linear-worktree

Usage

From inside your repo, pass one or more Linear issue IDs:

linear-worktree ENG-403
linear-worktree ENG-403 ENG-404 ENG-405

For each issue, the CLI creates a git worktree, opens it in a new cmux workspace, and launches claude in plan mode from that worktree. The full ticket (title, description, and screenshots) is dropped in as the prompt. Pass several IDs to fan out one workspace per issue.

Linear API key

Set LINEAR_API_KEY to load issue details and screenshots into the prompt:

export LINEAR_API_KEY=lin_api_...

Create a key in Linear's API settings.

Agent skill

This repo ships an agent skill that teaches your coding agent to run the CLI for you. Install it globally:

npx skills add mblode/linear-worktree -g

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22
  • git, claude, and cmux on your PATH

Works well with

Drive all the worktrees from one central Claude session using the cmux skill: approve plans and run follow-up skills like /simplify, /pr-reviewer, or /visual-qa across every workspace at once.

License

MIT