Turn AI search visibility gaps into Linear issues

Overview⁠

Pendium shows how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude talk about your brand, and turns every gap into a task. The Linear integration sends those tasks to your Linear team as issues, so the work to get recommended by AI is planned alongside the rest of your roadmap.

How it works⁠

Pendium runs the questions your buyers ask AI assistants and records which brands the answers name and which pages they cite. Where your brand is missing or described wrong, Pendium creates a task: publish a comparison page, fix a page AI crawlers can’t read, or answer a question your docs skip.

From the Tasks tab in Pendium, click Send to Linear on any task. Pendium creates an issue in the team you picked, with the task’s title and priority, a description of what Pendium found, the AI questions the task targets, and the page it concerns. A link to the task in Pendium is attached to the issue, so anyone on the team can see the source data.

Each issue is written for someone who has never used Pendium. It asks them to improve an existing page before making a new one, and tells coding agents how to pull the brand’s facts and voice from Pendium’s MCP server. Teams can also turn on automatic sending: after each scan, Pendium sends its high-priority tasks, up to five at a time. Sending the same task again opens the issue Pendium already created instead of making a copy. Pendium only reads your teams and creates issues; it can’t edit, move or delete anything in Linear. After your team ships the work, Pendium’s next scan shows whether the brand now appears in those AI answers.

Configure⁠

In Pendium, open Integrations, choose Linear under Tasks, and click Connect.

Approve Pendium for your workspace in Linear. If the workspace has more than one team, pick the team that new issues go to. Any Linear member can connect; admin access isn’t needed.

To disconnect, open Integrations → Linear in Pendium and click Disconnect, which also ends Pendium’s access in Linear.