Coco for Linear
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Every agent in Linear reads your code. This one reads everything else.
Coco pulls from your CRM, your warehouse, your support queue, and the open web, so it can work the tickets where the answer was never in the repo. Mention it on any issue and it picks its tools, does the work, and replies in the thread.
Listed in Linear's Agents directory. One click OAuth from your Cotera settings.
Coco reads the systems your codebase cannot see
The gap
The hard part of a ticket is rarely the code.
Coding agents turn a well specified issue into a pull request. But most issues stall well before that, on questions whose answers live in systems no coding agent can reach.
“Is this bug hitting anyone big?”
Coco cross references the affected accounts against your CRM and support tickets, then posts the customer names, plan tiers, and open ticket count in the thread.
“How many users actually hit this flow?”
Coco queries your product analytics and warehouse for the funnel, and comments with the real usage numbers before anyone argues about priority.
“What are competitors doing here?”
Coco searches the web, scrapes the relevant pages, and summarizes the landscape directly on the issue, so the scoping conversation starts from evidence.
Capabilities
A teammate on the issue, not a bot in a box.
Coco is the full Cotera agent platform, reachable from a Linear mention, with the tools, permissions, and durability it has everywhere else.
Answers in the thread
Mention @Coco on any issue or comment and it replies inline as Linear agent activity. No new tab, no copying context into another tool.
Real customer context
Coco reaches your CRM, support queue, product analytics, and data warehouse, so a ticket can be answered with who is actually affected and how much it matters.
Acts on the board
Create and update issues, set labels, attach links, and comment back. Coco does the bookkeeping the conversation implies instead of leaving it to you.
A different agent per team
Map each Linear team to its own Cotera agent in settings. Support gets a support agent, growth gets a research agent. Unmapped teams fall back to the default ticket agent.
Watch it think
Coco streams its reasoning into the Linear agent session as it works, so you can see which tools it picked, and stop it mid-run if it is heading the wrong way.
Durable execution
Every run goes through Cotera's Agent Task Controller with retries, rate limits, and long running steps handled, so a mention is reliable rather than best effort.
Team routing
One workspace, many agents.
Teams do not share a job, so they should not share an agent. Assign a Cotera agent per Linear team and every issue arrives with the right tools already attached.
Ready-made agents
Start from an agent built for Linear.
Copy one of these into your workspace, point it at a team, and it runs on its own trigger.
Get started
Mentionable in three steps.
Install Coco
Connect Linear from your Cotera workspace settings. One click OAuth links your Linear workspace to your Cotera org, and Coco shows up as an agent you can mention.
Map your teams
Optionally assign a Cotera agent to each Linear team, so issues land with the agent that has the right tools and instructions for that team.
Mention or delegate
Mention @Coco on an issue or comment, or delegate the issue to it outright. Coco picks its tools, does the work, and reports back in the thread.
Coco is powered by large language models and may occasionally produce inaccurate or incomplete responses, so results are worth a quick review before acting on them. Cotera does not use your Linear data to train AI models. Your data is processed within your Cotera organization and is subject to Cotera's privacy policy.
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