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Neo Linear integration
The Linear integration is in early preview and currently being rolled out gradually. Reach out to our team to get access.
Neo integrates with Linear as a native agent built around how security teams manage vulnerabilities. The focus is the vulnerability lifecycle: building and maintaining your backlog, triaging findings by real-world impact, tracking retesting as fixes land, and keeping prioritization aligned with actual risk rather than scanner severity scores. When Neo discovers vulnerabilities through PR reviews, scheduled scans, or manual assessments, those findings can flow directly into Linear as structured issues with severity, reproduction steps, and evidence. Your Linear workspace becomes a centralized vulnerability backlog where your team triages, prioritizes, and tracks remediation alongside everything else.

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Working on issues

You interact with Neo directly inside Linear issues. @mention Neo on a vulnerability issue to ask it to re-investigate, validate a fix, or provide additional context on impact. Delegate an issue to Neo and it treats the vulnerability as a task, running retests autonomously and posting results back to the issue. This is especially useful for retesting after a developer marks a fix as complete. Instead of manually verifying every remediation, delegate the issue to Neo and let it confirm whether the vulnerability is actually resolved. Neo retains context across interactions on the same issue. Each issue keeps a persistent session, so follow-up questions and retesting requests build on what Neo already knows about the vulnerability. You do not need to re-explain the finding every time you engage with it. For triage and prioritization, Neo can assess findings based on exploitability, reachability, and real-world impact rather than raw CVSS scores. You can ask Neo to evaluate whether a medium-severity finding in a critical authentication flow should be treated as high priority, or whether a high-severity finding behind multiple layers of access control is lower risk than it appears. That helps your team focus remediation where it matters most.

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Linear tools and deeper work

The Linear agent has access to the full suite of Linear management tools. It can create, update, and archive issues. It can manage labels, projects, statuses, and assignments. It can query and filter your vulnerability backlog across any dimension. You can ask Neo to show all open critical vulnerabilities from last month’s assessment, move confirmed findings into a remediation sprint, and similar operations directly from Linear. For work that goes beyond issue management, the Linear agent delegates to specialized agents. If retesting requires running a scan, it hands off to the sandbox agent. If validation needs browser interaction, it triggers the browser agent. Results flow back into the Linear issue so the vulnerability record stays complete. While working, Neo posts live progress to Linear’s agent activity panel with thought, action, and response updates. For multi-step tasks like retesting a batch of findings, it shows a plan checklist tracking each step. Responses are automatically summarized by an LLM before posting so the output is clean and concise rather than verbose raw agent output. Each session links back to the full task in Neo. The Linear integration gives you controls and summaries for managing your vulnerability backlog. Neo holds the full depth of every investigation, scan, and retest. Install the Neo app for Linear to connect your workspace. Configure access and policies in your Neo dashboard or with your account team as needed.