Ask a question or describe the work you need in plain English. OpenTag uses the tools exposed by your Linear connection, then brings the result back to the channel or DM where the work started.
Connect once, then ask from Slack
The connection dialog is the source of truth for the accounts, permissions, and actions available to your workspace.
1
Choose Linear
Open Integrations in OpenTag, select Linear, and authorise the account you want to use.
2
Review access
Check the sharing and read or write choices shown for that account before completing the connection.
3
Start the work
Mention OpenTag in an invited Slack channel or DM and say what you need from the connected account.
Your account stays within the access you choose
Integrations belong to the person who connected them. OpenTag uses the selected account only when a request needs it, and a connection set to read only stays read only.
Private or team accessScoped permissionsRevocable anytime
Routines that use Linear
Start with a recurring task, then choose the accounts, scope and Slack destination that fit your team.
Product & engineeringEvery weekday
Blocked issue rollup
Group overdue and blocked Linear issues by owner so the team can clear the right work first.
Linear
Slack
Example request
“Every weekday at 09:00 [timezone], find overdue or blocked Linear issues in the current cycle, group them by owner, and post a rollup with links in #product.”
Collect incomplete launch work from Linear and ClickUp and call out anything without an owner.
Linear
ClickUp
Slack
Example request
“Every morning at 09:00 [timezone], check the launch projects in Linear and ClickUp. List blocked or incomplete work, missing owners, and the latest relevant comment in #launch.”