A working Linear integration that surfaces unresolved assumptions before an agent writes code.
An unattended coding-agent handoff has nobody present to clarify a vague Linear ticket. Surfaced analyses the ticket once and separates unresolved product and engineering decisions into role-aware views, so the open questions are answered before implementation. It is in private beta with selected users invited and no validated adoption or productivity claims.
- Problem
- An unattended coding-agent handoff has nobody present to clarify unresolved assumptions in a Linear ticket.
- Role
- Product owner and developer: owns the product decision, the integration boundaries, and the security posture.
- Constraint
- Private-beta status, BYOK security, Linear integration boundaries, and no validated adoption or productivity metrics.
- Decision
- Analyse once and present role-aware product and developer views before implementation begins.
From ticket to handoff.
The product frames the path in a short sequence. The review gate is where a person resolves what the agent would otherwise guess.
- 01Linear ticket
- 02Ambiguity analysis
- 03Assumptions surfaced
- 04PM and developer review
- 05Resolution and handoff
A real ticket, separated for review.
A real ticket enters the dashboard and Surfaced separates unresolved product and engineering decisions before the implementation handoff. The paired flow is explanatory, not a measured outcome.
Public framing and explicit control.
The public preview explains the four-step workflow without claiming adoption. The settings surface keeps provider and model choice visible and the stored key removable.
What changed.
- A working Linear integration, OAuth flow, and webhook path exist.
- Product and developer analysis views separate different decision needs.
- The resolution lifecycle is internally dogfooded.
- Selected external users have been invited to the private beta; no external feedback is claimed yet.
Fastify · Next.js · Linear · OAuth · webhooks · BYOK · role-aware analysis