Question 1

Does Ray work with Linear, and what can it do?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ray reads Linear for itself, starting with issues, projects, teams, and who is on them, and more besides. Reading changes nothing, so it never stops to ask. 3 actions write back, and Ray does them at once, with an Undo wherever Ray can put the change back.

Question 2

What will Ray never do in Linear?

Accepted Answer

Delete an issue. Run raw API queries against your workspace. None of those are judgment calls Ray makes carefully. They were left off its list when this integration was built, so they are not in front of it at all.

Question 3

How do I connect Linear to Ray?

Accepted Answer

Ask Ray in the thread. It answers with a Connect button under its words, you sign in to Linear once with your own account, and Ray picks the request back up in the same thread once it is connected. Everyone who wants Ray acting in Linear connects their own account, so there is no shared login to hand around.

Question 4

Who does Ray act as in Linear, and is my data safe?

Accepted Answer

Ray acts as the person asking. Reads and everyday changes run as you, and a change that needed a yes runs as whoever approved it, so Linear's own history records real people rather than one shared bot. Ray sees what you can see and nothing you cannot. Access goes when the person does, every workspace is isolated at the database layer, and nothing you connect trains a model.

Question 5

What happens if Ray gets something wrong in Linear?

Accepted Answer

Press Undo. A change Ray made at once comes with an Undo button on its reply, which puts back what Ray did and leaves anything a teammate changed since. If Ray misread the ask itself, correct it in one message and the correction sticks, because it supersedes the old version rather than keeping both.

Question 6

What if Linear is down, or the connection breaks?

Accepted Answer

Out loud, in the thread that asked. If your Linear connection is revoked or expires, or Linear rate limits us, Ray says so where you asked and offers to reconnect, instead of retrying quietly in the background. Work that failed never counts against your tasks and never bills you.

Question 7

What does the Linear integration cost?

Accepted Answer

Nothing extra. Every integration, including Linear, is on every plan, free included. The free plan covers 25 tasks a month plus a one-time 50-task grant that never expires, and no card. Paid plans start at $49 a month and are priced by team size rather than per seat.

Question 8

Can Ray use Linear together with my other tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is the reason Ray is one teammate rather than a folder of connectors. A single ask can read Linear, cross-reference GitHub and Sentry, and land the finished result back in the thread. One brain and one memory across all of it, so what it learned in one tool is still true in the next.

Question 9

Does Ray ask before it writes to Linear?

Accepted Answer

Not in a normal conversation, because nothing Ray can do in Linear needs it. Changes Ray can put back come with an Undo button on its reply, and you can remove the rest in Linear yourself, and anything that would send or spend was left off Ray's list when this integration was built. The one exception is a schedule, a watch or a chase that has read outside content with nobody present, where every change except a draft waits for a yes.

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Ask in your own words.

What Ray can and cannot do in Linear

What Ray reads in Linear

Ray does these at once

Things Ray is never handed

Exactly what Ray can change in Linear.

How Ray works with Linear

Connect Linear

Ask in plain words

It lands, with an Undo

Ray uses Linear together with the rest of your tools.

What does connecting Linear to Ray actually do?

Security and permissions

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Put Ray to work in Linear.

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