← All IntelClip / EducationLooping a skill against Slack to auto-file Linear tickets
From Full Walkthrough: Writing & Using Skills — Nick Nisi and Zack Proser · ≈1:19:47
A working automation recipe — one loop reads Slack and creates or updates Linear tickets, a second loop works the Linear queue — that removes a real context-switching tax.
What’s in it
- A working automation recipe — one loop reads Slack and creates or updates Linear tickets, a second loop works the Linear queue — that removes a real context-switching tax.
Clip transcript
Slack's doing. >> Absolutely. I have it um >> Claude co-work or Claude We use Cursor, so I don't know if we have the same. >> Got you. Yeah, I'm using Claude code now. It's possible to do it in Claude code and and Claude desktop, but essentially I just have the connector in Slack, so I say I had to do GitHub or just had to do OAuth with Slack, and then it can read my Slack messages. You can now run the loop command, at least in Claude code, to have it like do that every 15 minutes if you want. And then you say in the prompt, "If there is not already a correlative Linear ticket, make a new one for me. If there is one, and there's additional asks on this, you know, request, update Linear." And then, by the way, you have a second terminal tab that's looping against your Linear state. Kathleen works at WorkOS. Earmuffs, Kathleen. I'm really working really hard. And you have the second one that's looping and looking at your Linear tasks and then like doing work for you. Essentially. But the the main point was just that um yeah, we're sorry, we're
Comments
Checking sign-in…
Loading comments…