Replicas integrates with Linear as an assignable agent. Assign issues to Replicas like you would a team member, and it spawns a workspace to complete the task.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Setup
- Go to Integrations settings
- Click Connect Linear
- Authorize Replicas for your Linear workspace
How It Works
When you assign an issue to Replicas:- Replicas Agent (an AI orchestrator) analyzes the issue
- If clarification is needed, it asks follow-up questions in a thread
- Once ready, it spawns a workspace with your chosen coding agent
- The agent works autonomously, streaming progress to the thread
- As work progresses, session links (workspace and PRs) appear in the Agent Session panel
Agent Selection
Replicas asks which coding agent to use (Claude Code or Codex) unless you’ve set a default in user preferences (click Settings in the sidebar).Environment Selection
If your organization has multiple environments, Replicas prompts in the agent session asking which one to use. The env’s binding determines what gets cloned. With a single env, or with a default environment set in Org Settings, the prompt is skipped.Context
The context provided to the agent are listed below:- Issue title
- Issue description (including images)
- Parent issue content
- Previous comments on the issue
- User message (if triggering using @Replicas in a comment)
Closing the workspace
When you mark an issue as Done, Canceled, or Duplicate in Linear, Replicas automatically cleans up the associated workspace.Intended Usage
Replicas works best with concise but direct instructions. Agents can typically crawl and search codebases well, so it is best to only provide a handful of sentences. Describe:- Where to look
- Functionality
- Any considerations
/plan in a comment to request a planning-only response with a plan link. See Plan Mode.