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Introducing Linear For Agents

Linear · May 2025 · 0:32

00:00:00 / 00:32:21

Linear for Agents launch video: against a minimalist black background, the dark Linear interface is shown in action. Tickets are assigned to AI agents, their handling and pull request submissions are tracked, new agents are enabled, then the scope expands to all business functions before closing on the Linear logo.

No filming indicatedEstimated needs: 5 capture groups — your screens or recordings · 1 official logo — reused across the film

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Introducing Linear For Agents, scene by scene

· 11 scenes as text
  1. 01 · Product intro · 0:00–0:00

    Against a solid black background, the text line “Linear for Agents” appears in the center, transitioning from a blurry, dark gray state to a sharp, white state. The text remains centered and static once revealed.

    On-screen text: “Linear for Agents”

    Camera: Static

  2. 02 · Product intro · 0:00–0:01

    A centered white title on a black background quickly gives way to a view of the Linear interface in dark mode, listing tickets, with a cursor visible in the top left corner. The transition is sharp and the pace is quick.

    On-screen text: “Linear for Agents”

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Pan

  3. 03 · Feature reveal · 0:01–0:02

    Dark interface of an engineering backlog: at the top, the title Engineering backlog with a collapse icon, followed by a list of tickets with checkboxes, icons, and labels. The first six lines are highlighted and their boxes are checked; the following lines remain subdued. A slight blur lifts at the start to make the text sharp.

    On-screen text: “Engineering backlog”, “LIN-6845”, “Restore real-time syncing between thread and activity log”, “LIN-8730”, “Fix tooltip overlap on hover cards”, “LIN-9038”, “Align spacing on mobile nav drawer”, “LIN-1293”, “Implement two-pass input handling before API submission”, “LIN-9038, Audit and shore up reliability of main navigation flow, LIN-7184, Handle edge cases for bulk delete, LIN-8954, Add keyboard support to modal, LIN-3574”

    Camera: Static

  4. 04 · Feature reveal · 0:02–0:08

    The screen shows a dark task management interface with a list of issues. A mouse cursor opens a dropdown menu to assign tasks to an application, then the selected items update with checked boxes and priority icons that change color.

    On-screen text: “Engineering backlog”, “LIN-6845 Restore real-time syncing between thread and activity log”, “LIN-8730 Fix tooltip overlap on hover cards”, “LIN-9038 Align spacing on mobile nav drawer”, “LIN-1293 Implement two-pass input handling before API submission”, “LIN-9038 Audit and shore up reliability of main navigation flow”, “LIN-7184 Handle edge cases for bulk delete”, “LIN-8954 Add keyboard support to modal navigation”, “LIN-3574 Standardize error message formatting”, “LIN-3634 Delay animation timing on transitions”

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  5. 05 · Feature reveal · 0:08–0:08

    The screen displays a dark project management interface. The view evolves from a muted task list to an issue detail, revealing the activity feed and breadcrumb navigation.

    On-screen text: “Engineering > ENG-1293”, “Adrien Griveau created the issue Implement two-pass input handling · 5min ago”, “Adrien Griveau assigned issue to Codegen · 1min ago”, “Codegen moved from ToDo to In Progress · just now”, “☆”

    Techniques: UI zoom

    Camera: Static

  6. 06 · Feature reveal · 0:08–0:14

    View of a dark-themed project tracking interface scrolling slowly down the thread of an issue. Comment cards from the Codegen agent and timeline entries appear one after another in a fade, then a pull request card appears at the bottom, marked In review.

    On-screen text: “Engineering > ENG-1293”, “Adrien Griveau created the issue Implement two-pass input handling · 5min ago”, “Adrien Griveau assigned issue to Codegen · 1min ago”, “Codegen moved from To Do to In Progress · just now”, “Codegen just now”, “Hey! I'm on it.”, “View my work”, “Codegen just now”, “I've submitted a function that processes the input in two passes: first with validate(), then with buildPayload() before calling sentToAPI() to dispatch the结果.”, “Leave a reply... wait”

    Camera: Push in

  7. 07 · Feature reveal · 0:14–0:17

    The view scrolls vertically along a list of agents on a dark background, then a cursor clicks the Enable button on the Devin row, which changes to the Enabled state with a checkmark. The scene ends with a fade to a ticket view.

    On-screen text: “Agents”, “Codegen”, “Enabled”, “Bucket”, “Enable”, “Charlie”, “Enable”, “ChatPRD”, “Enable”, “Devin Enable Fin Enable Sentry Enable Stilla Enable Enabled Disable expand button in PR settings when all rows are visible”

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  8. 08 · Feature reveal · 0:17–0:24

    A dark ticket interface scrolls down while an agent named Devin answers a question by typing their message, then a block of code character by character, and the scene cuts to a black screen with the text “Agents for Coding”.

    On-screen text: “Engineering”, “ENG-237”, “Disable expand button in PR settings when all rows are visible”, “When all rows are showing on the PR workflow, toggling the expand/collapse button doesn't seem to do anything. Should probably disable or hide it in that case?”, “Activity”, “Andreas Eldh created the issue · 5min ago”, “Andreas Eldh”, “1min ago”, “@devin can you take a look?”, “Devin just now Proposed Solution: disable the expand/collapse button in TeamPullRequestSettings.tsx when all rows are already visible. Confidence: High The file”

    Camera: Static

  9. 09 · Demo · 0:24–0:26

    On a solid black background, the phrase “Agents for ” remains fixed in the center while the final word is replaced at a regular pace (Coding, DevOps, Triage, Planning). Each word enters and exits with a horizontal motion blur that briefly overlaps the outgoing and incoming words.

    On-screen text: “Agents for Coding”, “Agents for DevOps”, “Agents for Triage”, “Agents for Planning”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  10. 10 · Outro · 0:26–0:29

    The title “Linear for Agents” reveals itself in the center on a black background, with the word “Agents” appearing via a progressive fade. The text then disappears, making way for the Linear logo, a white disc with diagonal hatching, placed to the left of the “Linear” wordmark.

    On-screen text: “Linear for Agents”, “Linear”

    Techniques: Kinetic type

    Camera: Static

  11. 11 · Outro · 0:29–0:32

    The Linear logo, consisting of a white circle crossed by three black diagonals followed by the word Linear, is centered on a solid black background. It remains still, then gradually fades until it disappears into the black.

    On-screen text: “Linear”

    Camera: Static