The use case: how Cursor deploys Linear
Cursor's product engineering team uses Linear to track and separate issues that block the next release from incoming customer and internal feedback. They also built an agent inside Linear that finds relevant files and drafts a first pass on issues before an engineer opens them.
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The way we decide whether something actually gets fixed is if it’s an issue in Linear. If it’s not there, it gets lost.Other AI tools used by Cursor
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Cursor releases updates every two weeks, with engineers owning the work from idea to polish. The slow part used to be carrying context between tools. Moving from a Linear issue into the editor meant reconstructing what needed to be done, so Cursor built an agent that works directly inside Linear.