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Let's go — start work on a Linear issue, resolved from the current branch or a supplied ticket arg (e.g. BEMLO-1234). Use when the user wants to begin work on a ticket.
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Read comments and full comment threads on the current branch's GitHub pull request, then plan solutions to address the feedback. Use when the user wants to respond to PR review feedback.
Download an implementation plan from a Linear ticket attachment into the current plan file. Use when picking up work from another machine or conversation.
Upload the current plan file as an attachment to a Linear ticket. Use when the user wants to persist a plan to Linear for cross-machine workflows.
| name | lg |
| description | Let's go — start work on a Linear issue, resolved from the current branch or a supplied ticket arg (e.g. BEMLO-1234). Use when the user wants to begin work on a ticket. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Get to work on a Linear issue.
Determine the Linear ticket ID by trying these in order:
/lg BEMLO-1234)user/bemlo-1234-... → BEMLO-1234)Fetch the issue using mcp__linear-server__get_issue and read its
description, comments, and any linked attachments. Follow links that matter
(sub-issues, related tickets, design docs).
Familiarize yourself with the issue. Understand what's being asked, the acceptance criteria, and how it maps onto this codebase. Explore the relevant code before forming a plan.
Invoke the grill-me skill to stress-test your understanding and the
plan with me before writing any code.