Terminal X connects to Linear with read/write access, so a prompt can list issues, summarize a cycle, create tickets, or change their state — one of 30+ connectors that let a single prompt reach your real tools.
Ask for a summary of the current cycle, triage open issues by priority, draft a ticket from a bug report, or roll up what shipped this week. Because it's a router too, the same prompt can research or write, then file the result in Linear.
Authorize Linear once in Connections and it's available to every prompt — no API tokens to manage. Terminal X handles the auth and the calls.
Yes — the Linear connector has read/write access, so a prompt can create tickets, change states, and summarize cycles, not just read them.
Or skip the comparison shopping: Terminal X routes one prompt to the right model automatically — and runs several in parallel when a job needs more than one.