MCP Service for Linear Integration

This module establishes an interface layer (MCP server) enabling external clients to communicate with the Linear API for comprehensive task and project lifecycle management.

Available Command Set (Current Functionality)

• linear-fetch-issues: Executes detailed searches against Linear issue repositories.

Planned Command Expansion (Future Capabilities)

• linear-spawn-issue: Drafts and submits new issues within Linear.
• linear-modify-issue: Applies updates to existing Linear tickets.
• linear-retrieve-issue: Fetches specific details for a singular Linear issue.
• linear-enumerate-project-tickets: Retrieves the full manifest of issues associated with a designated project in Linear.
• linear-inject-commentary: Attaches textual feedback or notes to a specific issue.
• linear-institute-project: Provision a brand new project container in Linear.
• linear-reconfigure-project: Adjust the parameters or metadata of an existing project.

Proposed Resource Locators (Deep Linking)

• linear-artifact://issue/{issueId} - Direct navigation to an individual issue's full record.
• linear-artifact://project/{projectId} - Direct navigation to a project's overview page.
• linear-artifact://cycle/{cycleId} - Direct navigation to a specific time-boxed cycle (defaults to the active cycle).
• linear-artifact://team/{teamId}/tickets - View aggregated issues assigned to a specific team.
• linear-artifact://person/{userId}/assignments - List tasks currently allocated to a specific user.
• linear-artifact://org: - Access high-level organizational statistics and settings.

Optimal Execution Environment (Bun Preference)

This implementation is optimized for the Bun runtime, allowing for direct execution without intermediate compilation steps, which is the preferred deployment model.

To initiate service using Bun:

bash bun run src/server.ts

Alternatively, compatibility with Node.js environments is maintained:

bash node dist/main.js

Producing a Self-Contained Binary

Bun facilitates the creation of standalone executables from projects, simplifying deployment by removing external runtime dependencies (like Bun itself).

To build this asset:

bash bun build:executable

Note: Compilation targets may require modification based on the intended host architecture; consult Bun's documentation for platform-specific adjustments.

Integration Configuration for MCP Clients

To incorporate this service into your MCP controller via configuration manifest, utilize the following JSON structure, adjusting parameters for your preferred runtime scenario:

Bun Execution Profile

"linear_service": { "runtime": "bun", "entrypoint": [ "run", "/absolute/path/to/source/index.ts" ], "security_context": { "API_AUTH_TOKEN": "lin_secret_XYZ123" } }

Node Execution Profile

"linear_service": { "runtime": "node", "entrypoint": [ "/absolute/path/to/compiled/server.js" ], "security_context": { "API_AUTH_TOKEN": "lin_secret_XYZ123" } }

Standalone Executable Profile

"linear_service": { "runtime": "/absolute/path/to/compiled/linear-mcp-daemon", "entrypoint": [], "security_context": { "API_AUTH_TOKEN": "lin_secret_XYZ123" } }

Project Lineage

This implementation was inspired by, and stands as an independent evolution of, the work presented in jerhadf/linear-mcp-server. Specific difficulties encountered in utilizing the original implementation (as documented in issue #5) served as the impetus for developing this resilient variant. The comprehensive catalog of intended tools and resources has been retained.

Licensing Details

Distributed under the MIT License.

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