Delegate issues to Warp agents from Linear

Overview⁠

Start a Warp agent directly from Linear. Warp's agent will start doing research, building a task list, and sharing updates in Linear. Warp will even share a link that you can use to join an agent session remotely and steer the agent.

How it works⁠

Assign Warp an issue or tag Warp in a comment to start an agent. The agent will clone your git repo and begin working in the cloud— with full context on your codebase and the Linear issue.

Agents will keep you updated in Linear as they work. They’ll update their task list, and even share a link for you to join their remote agent session. When the agent is done, it will generate a PR in your name or share a summary of its research.

You can also click the “open in Warp” button to join remote agent sessions to more closely monitor tasks or provide steers. Agent session sharing links can be opened in Warp or on the web.

Configure⁠

Cloud agents are only available to paid Warp users. Users will have to authenticate with GitHub. Setting up an agent has two key steps, explained in our docs. First, configure a development environment. Second, authenticate Linear. Specific instructions can be found in Warp's docs.