LinearTrigger Automate

Automate ticket classification and team assignment in LinearTrigger with this manual workflow. It intelligently filters tickets needing classification, utilizes OpenAI for team suggestions, and notifies relevant teams via Slack, streamlining communication and enhancing productivity.

7/8/2025
12 nodes
Medium
manualmediumlineartriggerfiltersticky notelinearslacklangchainadvancedapiintegrationlogicconditionalcommunicationnotification
Categories:
Communication & MessagingManual TriggeredMedium Workflow
Integrations:
LinearTriggerFilterSticky NoteLinearSlackLangChain

Target Audience

Who Should Use This Workflow


- Project Managers: To automate the classification of bug tickets, ensuring that the right teams are notified promptly.
- Developers: To streamline the process of assigning issues based on their descriptions and labels, reducing manual effort.
- Team Leads: To oversee the workflow and ensure that issues are addressed by the appropriate teams efficiently.
- Slack Users: To receive notifications directly in their Slack channels, keeping communication centralized and effective.

Problem Solved

What Problem Does This Workflow Solve


This workflow addresses the challenge of efficiently classifying and assigning bug tickets to the appropriate teams. By integrating with Linear, it ensures that tickets are only sent to teams that meet specific criteria, avoiding miscommunication and delays in addressing issues. It also provides notifications in Slack, keeping all stakeholders informed and engaged.

Workflow Steps

Detailed Explanation of the Workflow Process


1. Linear Trigger: The workflow begins with a manual trigger in Linear, activating when a new issue is created.
2. Filtering Tickets: The workflow filters out only those tickets that require classification based on specific conditions, such as the absence of a placeholder description and the presence of certain labels.
3. Sticky Notes: Two sticky notes provide important setup instructions and context about the workflow, ensuring users understand its purpose and requirements.
4. OpenAI Integration: The workflow utilizes OpenAI to classify the bug ticket by analyzing its title and description against predefined team responsibilities.
5. Get All Linear Teams: It fetches all existing teams in Linear to match the identified team from the OpenAI response.
6. Check AI Response: A conditional step checks if OpenAI successfully identified a team. If not, a notification is sent to Slack.
7. Set Team ID: If a team is identified, the workflow sets the corresponding team ID for the issue.
8. Update Team: The workflow updates the Linear issue with the assigned team ID, ensuring proper ownership of the ticket.

Customization Guide

How Users Can Customize and Adapt This Workflow


- Adjust Linear Trigger Settings: Change the team ID in the Linear Trigger node to match your organization’s structure.
- Modify Filtering Conditions: Update the filter conditions in the 'Only tickets that need to be classified' node to accommodate different criteria for ticket classification.
- Edit Team Responsibilities: In the 'Set me up' node, users can modify team names and their areas of responsibility to reflect their specific organizational roles.
- Change Slack Channel: Update the Slack channel in the 'Set me up' node to receive notifications in the preferred communication channel.
- Customize OpenAI Messages: Adjust the messages sent to OpenAI for better context or to refine the classification process based on specific needs.