Releasesby GlyphBring your own key (BYOK)
You can now bring your own key to Linear’s cloud coding agent and use your existing provider credits and negotiated rates. Connect through OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Claude in Microsoft Foundry, OpenRouter, Vercel, or any gateway that supports the OpenAI Responses or Anthropic Messages API.
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Genie ZeroOps is available in Beta
Genie ZeroOps is now in beta, providing automated monitoring for jobs, pipelines, and tables. It detects failures and data quality issues, investigates root causes, and proposes fixes.
Replit Agent can now buy for your business and help you reach customers
Replit updated Replit Agent with capabilities to purchase business supplies using Link and Visa and manage advertising campaigns on Google Ads.
Table-level data lineage for BigQuery pipelines in Knowledge Catalog is GA
Google Cloud made table-level data lineage in Knowledge Catalog generally available for BigQuery pipelines, enabling tracking of data flow across pipelines.
BigQuery generative AI functions support Gemini 4 Hydrogen
BigQuery generative AI functions now support the Gemini 4 Hydrogen model in general availability.
Amazon Aurora and RDS now support Graviton5-based R9g database instances
AWS announced the general availability of Graviton5-based R9g database instances for Amazon Aurora and Amazon RDS. The R9g instances offer up to 30% better performance and up to 22% improved price-performance over Graviton4 instances.
[In preview] Public Preview: SQL performance monitoring for Azure SQL Managed Instance
Microsoft launched a public preview of managed SQL performance monitoring for Azure SQL Managed Instance, providing native monitoring capabilities for business-critical database workloads.
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Mobile Diffs
Linear launched Diffs on iOS and Android, allowing developers to review code changes, manage guided reviews, view previews, and merge approved pull requests directly from mobile devices.
More ways to run and share Loops
Linear Loops can now be triggered by Slack and GitHub events, saved as templates for workspace reuse, and configured with specific reasoning levels.
Stacked pull requests
Stacked pull requests are now displayed in Linear Diffs. Move through a stack and see review, CI, and merge status at a glance. Related PRs are grouped into a single collapsible row in Reviews, alongside their issue and project context. For GitHub-native stacks, you can preview every affected PR before merging the current PR and those below from Linear.
New controls for Linear coding agent
Coding sessions are the shortest path from issue to diff. Assign a task to Linear Agent, and it works in a secure cloud environment to write and test the code before opening a pull request for review. We’re adding more control over how each session runs, from its environment to the models behind it.
Loops for product management
Loops are recurring agent workflows for teams. They now respond to more workspace activity, including changes to initiatives, projects, and cycles. They can also edit Linear documents and post updates to Slack. Teams change project plans all the time.
Priority inbox
An active workspace can create a significant amount of notifications each day, and until now your inbox treated them all the same. The new Priority tab separates what needs your attention from what can wait, so something like a review blocking a release never gets buried.
Coding sessions: environments, browser use, and updated pricing
Linear Agent can now set up, run, and test your code before returning its work. That means fewer handoffs and changes that are further along when they come back to you. We’re also introducing lower, more transparent pricing, making AI credit usage easier to understand and control.
Team initiatives
Initiatives are Linear's way to manage product strategy and high-level planning across projects. Strategy may start at the company level, but teams carry it forward. You can now assign a team to lead an initiative, making it clear who is responsible for driving the work and how it contributes to the broader direction.