AI coding has made CI a bottleneck, so we reworked ours to keep up
We cut PR wait time and running costs by rethinking CI as a system, from the infrastructure underneath it to how work gets scheduled and tests get parallelized.
The coding agent behind 75% of Ramp’s merged PRs
Why and how Ramp built an internal coding agent that’s now responsible three of every four PRs the company merges.
Styling Linear for the future with StyleX
A long-running migration that became an exercise in tooling, automation, and designing clearer boundaries for both humans and agents.
Sharing Linear’s growth with the people building it
As Linear passes $100 million in ARR, we’re giving our team another opportunity to participate in the upside.
Rebuilding Linear’s delta sync read path
How we use turbopuffer to keep catch-up latency predictable across more than 20 TB of sync actions.How teams build
AI usage patterns in software teams: who is adopting AI, how it reshapes where teams spend their time, and how much more they ship.Changelog
Coinbase’s bet on agent-first development
In January 2026, Chintan asked his entire engineering organisation to delete their IDEs and write zero lines of code. For two weeks, every engineer at Base would have to do their job without touching a code editor.
How we built Linear Agent
The product and engineering decisions we made so Linear Agent can handle complex tasks without becoming unpredictable.
Introducing Loops
Describe a recurring job in plain language and Linear Agent will run it on a schedule or in response to events, working from the full context of your workspace.
Boom Supersonic builds as fast as it flies
Boom Supersonic is bringing back supersonic flight before the end of the decade. To move that fast, its engineers borrowed the habits of software, building in short cycles and getting real parts in hand as quickly as they can.
Teaching an agent to auto-fix bugs
Some bugs at Linear now get fixed before a single engineer picks them up. Igor has been teaching Linear Agent to catch them in triage and ship the fix on its own.
Now Linear writes the code, too
Linear Agent can now write code. With Coding Sessions, it can take a bug from triage all the way to a reviewed fix, without the work ever leaving Linear.Press
Reviewing code in the agent era
Agentic coding has puts real pressure on review. One of our engineers shares how he uses Linear Diffs to hold his bar high without drowning in pull requests.
Code review should be fast
Agents are forcing a change in how we review code. Diffs brings code reviews directly inside Linear, so that the review lives alongside all of your product context.
Code Intelligence for Linear Agent
Linear Agent can now read your codebase and answer questions from the source itself.
Cars24’s push to being AI-native with Linear
In October, Cars24 renewed its Jira license. A few weeks later, they treated that contract as a sunk cost and walked away from it.
How we hire at Linear
Hiring well matters more than hiring fast. We’re happy to take our time, and believe each person who joins the team should raise the bar for the next one.
Output isn’t design
Design keeps being misunderstood in our industry. New tools keep promising to generate interfaces faster, move words to product instantly, or collapse design directly into code. The assumption behind them is clear: that design is the act of producing.Archive
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