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Product and engineering

Agents in the loop on Linear, GitHub, and code

Assign work to an agent in Linear, let it reproduce and fix in its own sandbox, and review the pull request.

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Product and engineering: Agents in the loop on Linear, GitHub, and code. An engineer assigns a bug to the Eng agent in Linear. The agent reads the Linear issue, reproduces the bug in its sandbox, opens a pull request in the allowed repository, and posts the update back to its Linear agent session.

Product and engineering

What gets in the way

  • The triage backlog

    Bugs and requests pile up faster than anyone can reproduce them.

  • Review load

    Senior engineers spend their days reviewing instead of building.

  • Context switching

    Every small fix means a new branch, a new environment, and a lost hour of focus.

Three plays

Where to start

Three ways an agent or SuperGloo takes recurring work off your department's plate.

  1. Linear and GitHub, connected

    Mention or assign the agent in Linear and it replies in a Linear agent session. With the GitHub App installed, it works in the repositories you allow.

    About Integrations
    Integrations. A tour of connected tools, including Planning Center, Google Workspace, Slack, and Gloo Communications, then an admin adds a custom MCP server for the workspace.

  2. Coding harnesses in the sandbox

    The agent can hand the work to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Cursor inside its cloud sandbox, then open the pull request.

    About Public Agents
    Public Agents. A coworker mentions a Public Agent in a channel. The agent keeps working in the cloud after everyone logs off, then posts the result to the Feed.

  3. Many runs at once

    Unrelated requests run in parallel, and each reply shows the steps it took and its estimated cost.

    About Parallel work
    Parallel work. Several agent runs work at the same time, each in its own thread, and a Worked-for trail shows each run's steps and estimated cost.

Day one

One request, start to finish

An engineer assigns a bug to the Eng agent in Linear. The agent reads the Linear issue, reproduces the bug in its sandbox, opens a pull request in the allowed repository, and posts the update back to its Linear agent session.

  1. You ask

    “Assign the Linear issue to the Eng agent.”

    To Eng agent in Linear

  2. It does the work

    • Reading the Linear issue
    • Reproducing it in the sandbox
    • Opening a pull request

  3. It's ready for you

    • Bug reproduced in the sandbox
    • Pull request opened on GitHub
    • Update posted to the Linear agent session

Features

What you'll use most

Across the organization

Built for every department

Get started

Hand off one piece of recurring work this week.

Download the Mac app, invite your department, and put an agent in the channel where the work already lands.

Download for macOSHow agents work

For Macs with Apple Silicon.