Skill UI

Guides deliberate skill development during AI-assisted coding by offering optional 10–15 minute exercises after architecture work, schema changes, or “why” questions so developers stay engaged and understand decisions.

Automated license compliance scanner guidance for Security Fundamentals, delivering step-by-step practices, best-practice patterns, and production-ready code plus validation to keep authentication, validation, and secure coding efforts aligned.

Master the creation of complex, event-driven, and scheduled automation workflows. This guide covers setting up various triggers (email, chat, webhook, calendar), implementing conditional filters, managing multi-step processes, and orchestrating specialized AI agents in a multi-agent 'Society' for advanced delegation and collaboration.

This guide details the best practices for configuring and isolating AI agents across development, staging, and production environments. It covers the setup of separate workspaces, secure secret management using tools like Vault/AWS/GCP, and integrating environment-aware logic into CI/CD pipelines to ensure data integrity and smooth promotion from dev to prod.

This comprehensive checklist guides the deployment of AI agents into a live production environment. It covers critical areas including security best practices (API key management, SSO), robust error handling, monitoring setup, operational runbooks, and compliance adherence (HIPAA, GDPR). Use this when validating an agent for go-live to ensure maximum reliability and stability.

A comprehensive guide for managing Lindy AI agents through platform upgrades, reconfigurations, or workspace migrations. It covers the entire lifecycle, including inventory documentation, configuration exporting, phased deployment planning, and critical post-migration steps for webhooks, email, and phone numbers, ensuring business continuity.

A comprehensive solution to integrate Linear project management with GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines. This skill enables automating development workflows by running integration tests, automatically linking Pull Requests (PRs) to issues, transitioning issue states based on PR events, and creating new Linear issues directly from build failures. Ideal for ensuring development quality and maintaining up-to-date project tracking.

This skill provides a comprehensive command-line interface (CLI) for managing the entire lifecycle of projects, issues, and teams within the Linear product management platform. Users can create, update, list, and change the status of issues and entire projects, ensuring proper traceability and organized development cycles. It supports direct integration using Linear CLI commands for robust workflow automation.

A comprehensive guide for diagnosing and fixing common errors when interacting with the Linear API or SDK. Covers critical topics such as authentication failures (401), rate limiting (429), excessive query complexity, and handling null references. Essential for building robust and reliable software integrations.

This guide provides advanced strategies for optimizing API usage with Linear, helping users stay within strict rate limits and minimize operational costs. It covers best practices like replacing polling with webhooks, implementing request coalescing, minimizing query complexity, and utilizing smart caching with tailored TTLs, ensuring maximum throughput efficiency.

A comprehensive, production-ready toolkit for robustly debugging and monitoring Linear API integrations. This bundle includes features like an instrumented client wrapper for detailed request/response logging, a performance request tracer with summary statistics (avg, p95, max latency), a health check utility, and an environment validator. Ideal for developers setting up logging, performance monitoring, or debugging utilities in a live SaaS environment.

This guide details how to use the official @linear/sdk to interact with the Linear project management API. It covers performing core CRUD operations, such as creating new issues, listing teams, querying issue states, and performing raw GraphQL requests. Ideal for developers needing to integrate Linear into a custom workflow, test API connectivity, or learn foundational automation patterns.