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Linear’s MCP server is centrally hosted and managed, following the authenticated remote MCP specification. It supports creating, updating, and retrieving objects across Linear in a way that respects your existing permissions.

When should you use it?

Use the Linear MCP server when you want to:
  • Search and retrieve issues, projects, cycles, and documents from Linear.
  • Create and update issues, projects, or comments via natural language commands.
  • Integrate Linear data directly into AI-powered workflows (e.g., task planning, meeting follow-ups).
  • Provide secure, real-time access to Linear data without custom integrations.

Endpoints

  • Transport options:
    • HTTP: https://mcp.linear.app/mcp
    • SSE: https://mcp.linear.app/sse
  • Authentication: OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration.
  • Recommendation: Use the streamable HTTP endpoint where supported for improved reliability.
  • Compatibility: Works natively with Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients. For older clients, the mcp-remote module ensures backwards compatibility.

Tools

list_comments β€” Retrieve a list of comments.

create_comment β€” Create a new comment.

list_cycles β€” Retrieve all cycles.

get_document β€” Retrieve a specific document.

list_documents β€” List all documents.

get_issue β€” Get details of a specific issue.

list_issues β€” List issues in the workspace.

create_issue β€” Create a new issue.

update_issue β€” Update an existing issue.

list_issue_statuses β€” Retrieve all available issue statuses.

get_issue_status β€” Retrieve details of a specific issue status.

list_my_issues β€” List issues assigned to the authenticated user.

list_issue_labels β€” Retrieve all available issue labels.

list_projects β€” List all projects.

get_project β€” Retrieve details of a specific project.

create_project β€” Create a new project.

update_project β€” Update an existing project.

list_teams β€” List all teams.

Notes

  • The server is centrally hosted by Linear; no local deployment is required.
  • Supports both SSE and HTTP transports, though HTTP is recommended.
Last modified on January 28, 2026