The use case: how Ramp deploys Linear
Ramp built an in-house background coding agent called Inspect that writes code and opens PRs. Through Linear's API for agents, Inspect can access specs, customer requests, and roadmaps that Ramp keeps in Linear.
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He prompted a coding agent with Linear’s docs, added a couple of rough pointers, and it got the integration “90 percent of the way there in about 30 minutes.”
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That agent, called Inspect, now writes three of every four PRs Ramp merges. Its context includes six years of specs, customer requests, and roadmaps kept in Linear.