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List and get Linear projects via CLI (read-only operations)
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| name | linear-projects-read |
| description | List and get Linear projects via CLI (read-only operations) |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
CLI tools for reading Linear projects. Requires LINEAR_API_KEY set in <git-root>/.env or exported in the environment.
LINEAR_API_KEY set in <git-root>/.env or environmentbun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/list-projects.js [options]
Options:
--status <status> - Filter by status (planned, started, paused, completed, canceled)--lead <name> - Filter by project lead name--limit <n> - Max results (default: 25)--json - Output as JSONExamples:
bun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/list-projects.js --limit 10
bun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/list-projects.js --status started
bun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/list-projects.js --lead "James Madison" --json
bun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/get-project.js <project-id-or-name> [options]
Arguments:
project-id-or-name - Project UUID or name (partial match supported)Options:
--json - Output as JSONExamples:
bun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/get-project.js "Mount Vernon"
bun .opencode/skill/linear-projects-read/get-project.js "Monticello" --json
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