linear-implement
Linear Issue Implementation
Overview
This skill provides a comprehensive workflow for implementing Linear issues with professional software engineering practices. It automates the entire development lifecycle from issue analysis through PR creation, ensuring quality through test-driven development, parallel code reviews, and systematic validation.
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
- User provides a Linear issue ID (format:
TRA-9,DEV-123, etc.) - User requests implementation of a Linear issue
- User wants a structured TDD approach with code review
- User needs automated workflow from issue to PR
Examples:
- "Implement TRA-142"
- "Help me build the feature in DEV-89"
- "Work on Linear issue ABC-456"
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