Linear Bug Tracker
Track bugs across Linear projects. Find unassigned high-priority bugs, generate severity reports, and flag aging issues.
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Setup time
~5 min
Time saved
20 min/report
Difficulty
Easy
Tools
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How it works
Find All Bugs
Searches for issues labeled as bugs and those with bug-related keywords across your team
Check Details
Fetches full details to verify priority, assignee, age, and cycle assignment for each bug
Flag Critical Issues
Identifies high-priority bugs without assignees, stale bugs, and those blocking other work
Generate Report
Produces a severity report grouped by priority and age with actionable alerts
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The Prompt
Task
Use @Linear/List IssuesName it "Linear/List Issues" and call it with @Linear/List Issues to search for issues labeled "bug" or with bug-related keywords. Use @Linear/Fetch IssueName it "Linear/Fetch Issue" and call it with @Linear/Fetch Issue to get full details. Check if bugs have a priority and assignee. Use @Linear/Update IssueName it "Linear/Update Issue" and call it with @Linear/Update Issue to flag issues and @Linear/Add LabelName it "Linear/Add Label" and call it with @Linear/Add Label to tag them. Generate a bug status report grouped by severity and age.
Input
The user provides:
- Their Linear team name or ID (or "all teams")
- Time range for the report (optional, defaults to all open bugs)
- Any specific filters (e.g., only a project, only unassigned bugs)
Example: "Show me all open bugs for the Backend team, grouped by priority"
Context
Bug Discovery
- Use @Linear/List IssuesName it "Linear/List Issues" and call it with @Linear/List Issues to find issues with the "bug" label
- Also search for issues containing bug-related keywords in the title: "crash", "error", "broken", "fix", "regression"
- Filter to only open issues (not Done or Cancelled)
- Combine and deduplicate results
Bug Detail Analysis
- Use @Linear/Fetch IssueName it "Linear/Fetch Issue" and call it with @Linear/Fetch Issue to get full details on each bug
- Check for the following attributes:
- Priority: Is it set? What level?
- Assignee: Is someone working on it?
- Due date: Is it overdue?
- Created date: How old is the bug?
- Labels: Are they properly categorized?
- Cycle: Is it scheduled in a sprint?
Critical Bug Detection
- Flag bugs with Urgent or High priority that have no assignee
- Flag bugs older than 14 days with no state change
- Flag bugs with no priority set at all
- Identify bugs that are blocking other issues
Bug Metrics
- Total open bugs across teams
- Bugs by priority (Urgent, High, Medium, Low, No Priority)
- Bugs by age (< 7 days, 7-14 days, 14-30 days, > 30 days)
- Unassigned bugs by priority
- Bugs without a cycle/sprint assignment
Output
Bug Status Report:
Team: [Team Name] Total Open Bugs: [count] Report Date: [date]
Priority Breakdown:
- Urgent: [count] bugs
- High: [count] bugs
- Medium: [count] bugs
- Low: [count] bugs
- No Priority: [count] bugs
Age Distribution:
- Less than 7 days: [count] bugs
- 7-14 days: [count] bugs
- 14-30 days: [count] bugs
- Over 30 days: [count] bugs
Critical Alerts:
- [Issue ID] [Title] - Urgent priority, no assignee, [X] days old
- [Issue ID] [Title] - High priority, stale for [X] days
Unassigned High-Priority Bugs:
- [Issue ID] [Title] - [priority], created [date]
Aging Bugs (> 30 days):
- [Issue ID] [Title] - [priority], assigned to [person], [X] days old
Summary: [1-2 sentence overview of bug health and recommended actions]
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