Route a thought to Linear
When a captured note is ready to become real work, send it to Linear as a properly formed issue. Title, description and labels, all filled in.
From a thought to a Linear issue
- 1Capture and let Edmund triageType or dictate it. On-device AI reads it and files it into the right project.
- 2Tap Route, choose LinearPick the team and any labels. Edmund suggests them from the note.
- 3Tidy the title and sendEdit the title and body if you like, then it lands in Linear, linked back to the original note.
Route it here.
Finish it in Linear.
Routing isn’t a one-way dump. A real issue appears in Linear, it stays linked to the note, and finishing it there flips the note to Done back in Edmund.
The summary becomes the issue title and the full note travels across as clean Markdown, dropped into the right team, sitting in your backlog, ready to pick up.
Any per-project defaults you set (labels, priority, assignee, Linear project) are applied as the issue is created, so it lands actionable, not just filed.
Move the issue to a Done or Cancelled state in Linear and the note advances to Done, one direction only, and it never re-opens a note you’ve already closed.
Everything the issue needs, already filled in.
Connect Linear in a minute
Connect Linear once and you’re done. One tap through OAuth, or paste a personal API key if you’d rather. Either way it’s a minute, and you’ll not think about it again.
- 1Open Settings → IntegrationsFind Linear in the list and tap Connect.
- 2Sign in to LinearAuthorise Edmund in the browser sheet, or paste a personal API key from your Linear settings instead.
- 3Route your first notePick the team and any labels when you route. The issue opens in Linear, linked straight back to the note.
Edmund only talks to Linear the moment you choose to route, never in the background. Revoke access any time from Settings, or from Linear.
New to routing? See connecting integrations for how it all fits together.
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