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Last updated: Feb 14, 2026
- Feb 13, 2026
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Advanced filters and share issues in private teams
Refine searches with advanced filters and AI descriptions to power targeted dashboards and alerts. Share private team issues with external collaborators on Enterprise, with clear banners and access controls. Capture ideas on mobile and connect Gemini Enterprise for issue creation and data access.
Refine your searches, views, and dashboards with advanced filters. Combine multiple AND / OR conditions to define exactly what you want to see. For example, track high-priority bugs for prospective customers in a single view by combining Priority, Label, and Customer status filters. Subscribe to a view to get notified when issues match your conditions, or use advanced filters to power targeted dashboards. Get started by choosing advanced filter from the filter menu, or use AI filter to describe what you're looking for in natural language.
Share issues from private teams
You can now share individual issues from private teams with specific users outside of the team. This is especially useful when bringing collaborators on to solve individual problems for highly sensitive teams, like security or HR. You can assign them a specific issue from your team without giving them access to the rest of the team's data. Shared issues will have a banner prominently displayed to indicate who that issue is visible to. Private issue sharing is available on Enterprise plans. Learn more in our docs.
Create projects and initiatives on Android and iOS
Capture ideas on the go by creating new projects and initiatives on Linear's mobile apps. Write project summaries and properties to express your intent, then build out full descriptions and milestones later.
Gemini Enterprise connector
Gemini Enterprise users can now create issues from Gemini, and access data from their existing issues and projects. Learn more in our docs.
Original source Report a problem - Feb 5, 2026
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Linear MCP for product management
Linear expands MCP with initiatives, milestones, updates and URL loading support. Nested sub-issues and retired teams improve organization while performance gains and new doc flow reduce token use. SSE transport deprecated; migrate to HTTP streams with progressive rollout.
We've expanded Linear's MCP server with support for initiatives, project milestones, and updates. These allow product managers to keep plans up to date and communicate progress from other tools like Cursor and Claude.
Newly added MCP tools
- Create and edit initiatives
- Create and edit initiative updates
- Create and edit project milestones
- Create and edit project updates
- Manage project labels
- Support for loading images
We also improved performance and reduced token usage through better tool documentation, and added broad support for loading Linear resources through URLs.
Deprecation of /sse MCP endpoint
SSE as a transport was deprecated starting with protocol version 2024-11-05. As all modern clients now support the more reliable HTTP streams, Linear MCP is fully removing SSE support. To switch, update your endpoint from https://mcp.linear.app/sse to https://mcp.linear.app/mcp.
Deprecation errors for SSE will be rolled out gradually over the next two months.
Read more in Linear MCP documentation.
Nested sub-issues
Issue lists can now show sub-issues as a nested hierarchy. Turn on this display option from any issue list view.
Retired teams
Teams form and disband as organizations evolve. When a team is no longer active, its issues and projects still hold useful context, but shouldn't clutter your workspace.
We're introducing the ability to retire teams, giving you a clean way to wind a team down while preserving its project and issue history.
Retired teams are read-only and hidden from the sidebar, but their issues, projects, and documents are still accessible. When retiring a team, you can choose to cancel any remaining open issues or move them to another team. Retired teams can be restored at any time.
Admins, workspace owners, and team owners can retire a team from its settings page.
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- Jan 29, 2026
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Time in status
Linear now tracks time in status across issues, boards, and insights. Hover to see cumulative time per status, and use time-based filters and sorting to surface bottlenecks and optimize workflows.
Time in Status Tracking
Time spent in individual statuses is now tracked and available throughout Linear. Hover over any issue's status indicator to see the cumulative time it's spent in each status. You can use this to spot where things are getting stuck, identify bottlenecks, and optimize your development process.
On lists and boards, you can see how long items have been in their current status. Order by
time in statusto surface blocked work, or filter by conditions likeIn Review > 7 daysto catch issues that have fallen through the cracks.In Insights and Dashboards, analyze the time spent in any status and slice by time period or other attributes to see how performance changes and differs across your workspace. Use this to quickly uncover systemic bottlenecks and outliers.
Time in status is available as a display option in views, and as a new measure in Insights.
Original source Report a problem - Jan 29, 2026
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Jira Epic sync
Jira integration bi-directional syncing
We’ve upgraded our Jira integration to support bi-directional syncing between Jira Epics and Linear projects. Changes to properties like status, target date, and description automatically reflect in both applications, so you don't have to update them manually.
Configure the Jira integration from your Linear workspace's integration settings.
Original source Report a problem - Jan 22, 2026
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Customize your navigation in Linear Mobile
Release notes
Now you can customize Linear Mobile to fit your daily workflow. Personalize the bottom toolbar to prioritize the features you use the most. Rearrange the main navigation items, or pin specific projects, initiatives, and documents for quick access. For example, you can choose Pulse to stay up to date with work across your teams, or My issues to manage your assigned tasks.
To pin specific projects, initiatives, or documents, open the item and use the ••• menu in the top-right.
Available today in the App Store and Play Store.
Original source Report a problem - Jan 22, 2026
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Redesigned timing charts in Insights and Dashboards
Timing charts in Insights and Dashboards
Timing charts have been redesigned to make it easier to spot workflow trends and bottlenecks.
Timing charts now use a logarithmic scale by default so outliers don't visually flatten the rest of your data. Percentile metrics also display by slice, allowing you to compare across different dimensions or track changes over time. We’ve also removed issue limits to support analysis across much larger datasets.
Original source Report a problem - Jan 22, 2026
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Linear Agent for Slack on all plans
We've made Linear Agent for Slack available on every plan, including Basic and Free. Update your Slack integration, then create issues or ask questions by mentioning @Linear in Slack.
Original source Report a problem - Jan 22, 2026
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Linear Code Reviews (Private Beta)
Linear Code Reviews is now available in private beta. We've brought code reviews directly into Linear, with support for both traditional PR workflows and agents output. Join the waitlist to request early access.
Original source Report a problem - Dec 17, 2025
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Team owners
A new team owner role gives teams control over settings. Team permissions let you decide who can manage settings, labels, templates and membership. Workspace owners and admins retain oversight, with invite-based access and visibility for all issues and projects.
New team owner role
We are introducing a new team owner role to give teams more control over their team settings. Alongside this new role, we’re adding team permissions so you can choose who can manage team settings, labels, templates, and membership — either any team member or only team owners. This empowers teams to define their own policies, while ensuring workspace owners and admins retain control over workspace-wide settings.
Access control
You can also control access and require an invite to join a team. Issues and projects of any team will still remain visible to everyone, and workspace owners and admins can always manage the settings for any team.
Availability and docs
Configure these permissions on your team's Access and permissions page. Team owners and permissions are available on Business and Enterprise plans. Learn more in the docs.
Original source Report a problem - Dec 17, 2025
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v0 by Vercel MCP connector
Access your Linear data from v0 to generate prototypes, dashboards, and internal tools. After connecting Linear's MCP server, you can pull context from Linear issues, projects, and discussions when building in v0. Learn more.
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