Lindy workflows create Linear issues from Slack messages or new Google Sheet rows and write the issue link back to the sheet (vendor description).
Lindy workflows create Linear issues from Slack messages or new Google Sheet rows and write the issue link back to the sheet (vendor description).
In Lindy you set a trigger, such as a new Google Sheets row, then add a Linear action step and connect your Linear account. Lindy's AI can fill in the issue details, and it can also be told how to enter the Linear link back on the sheet. Supported actions include creating an issue and looking up issues, projects, statuses, teams and users.
The page is a vendor description with no results or numbers. It names the sheet-row-to-issue workflow as a common one and shows a Slack message feeding issue creation only in a screenshot.
Use the Test button in the upper right of Lindy to check the workflow before relying on it.
Create a workflow that turns messages I tag with [emoji or keyword] in [Slack channel] and new rows in [Google Sheet name] into [Linear] issues. Each issue should have a clear title, a description, and a link back to the source. For sheet rows, write the issue link back into column [column letter]. Test it on one example first and show me the issue before creating it, then stop after the test passes.
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