Linear CLI

Manage Linear issues, projects, teams, and documents from the command line using the linear CLI. Create, update, list, and track issues; manage projects and milestones; interact with the Linear GraphQL API.

This skill appears to be what it claims (a wrapper around the 'linear' CLI). Before installing, verify the Homebrew tap/formula source (schpet/tap/linear) and the upstream project (e.g., the GitHub releases URL referenced) so you trust the binary you will install. Be aware: the CLI will use your Linear API token (you must create and provide it via 'linear auth login'), can create/switch git branches and (per docs) may invoke the 'gh' CLI when creating PRs — ensure you only run those features when you expect them and that 'gh' and git are present and trusted. The CLI can upload document content and attached files to Linear when you run document/attach commands, so avoid passing sensitive local files unless you intend to upload them. If you want higher assurance, inspect the Homebrew formula and the project's GitHub repo/release artifacts before installation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-linear Version: 1.0.1 The skill provides a wrapper for the `linear` CLI to manage Linear resources. It requires network access to `api.linear.app`, file system access for configuration and document handling, and integrates with local Git repositories and the `gh` CLI. While the `linear auth token` command exposes the Linear API token, its usage is consistently demonstrated for legitimate interactions with `api.linear.app` and not for unauthorized exfiltration. The Deno installation command (`deno install -A`) grants broad permissions, but this is typical for Deno CLI tools and is part of the legitimate installation process. No evidence of intentional malicious behavior, such as data exfiltration to unauthorized endpoints, persistence, or prompt injection against the agent, was found in `SKILL.md` or other files.