A Linear workspace is only useful when the issue has the right context, owner, priority, and next state. Strawberry can search and retrieve issues, projects, cycles, teams, users, labels, workflow states, and comments; create or update issues, comments, and attachments; and prepare an accountable review of the work that should move next.
01
Find the issue that carries the actual history.
Linear search, issue retrieval, comments, projects, cycles, teams, labels, users, and workflow states allow Strawberry to build a grounded view of work before proposing a change. That makes it easier to see whether a problem is new, duplicated, blocked, or already owned.
02
Turn an approved finding into a complete issue.
Native Linear operations can create an issue with supported priority, assignee, labels, project, parent issue, cycle, and description fields. They can also add a comment or external URL attachment, so the handoff can carry the source rather than a vague summary.
03
Move work forward without hiding the change.
A Linear issue update can change its description, state, priority, assignee, labels, project, parent, cycle, or due date. Strawberry can prepare the exact field-level change, then let the accountable owner approve it before the workspace records a new truth.
04
Make sprint review a repeatable reading process.
A well-tested Linear review can be saved as a skill using the chosen projects, cycles, labels, and escalation logic. A routine can prepare the review before planning, while creating, updating, or archiving issues remains an explicit decision.
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