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Create a Linear project risk agent

Build a planning assistant that looks across projects rather than triaging individual incoming issues.

Workflow outcome

Turn Linear project context into a risk brief with scope concerns, dependencies, blockers, and owner follow-up.

What this agent helps you do

A Linear project risk agent reviews project-level context and identifies where delivery may be at risk. It looks for stalled issues, unclear scope, missing owners, dependencies, late-cycle changes, and items without acceptance criteria.

When to use this workflow

Use it before roadmap reviews, sprint planning, launch readiness meetings, or weekly product check-ins. It complements issue triage by focusing on project health.

How Linear gives the agent context

Connect Linear and scope the review to a project, team, milestone, label, or date range. Ask the agent to inspect issue status, owners, priorities, comments, and linked work when available.

Example starter prompt

Review this Linear project for delivery risk. Summarize scope health, blocked or stale issues, missing owners, dependency concerns, late changes, and recommended owner follow-up.

Suggested workflow steps

The agent gathers project issues, groups risk patterns, ranks blockers by launch impact, and prepares questions for product and engineering owners.

Expected handoff

The output should include a project health summary, risk table, recommended actions, and approval-ready issue updates. Pair with GitHub or Notion for code and decision context.

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