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A Linear AI assistant that connects issues to the whole stack

Ask Holka about your Linear issues, cycles and status, and get answers that pull in the related GitHub PRs and Slack threads, each with a source you can check.

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A Linear AI assistant lets your team ask about issues, cycles and status in plain English instead of digging through boards and filters. Holka connects to Linear and reads your issues, projects and cycles, then answers with the exact source attached.

Holka's angle is cross-tool. Most questions about a Linear issue don't live only in Linear, so Holka reads across your connected GitHub, Slack and other tools at once and ties the code, the discussion and the ticket together in one answer. It's read-only by default, so nothing changes in Linear.

Cycles and status, answered

Ask what's in flight, what's blocked or what slipped this cycle and get a straight answer instead of scanning the board.

Linear tied to GitHub and Slack

Holka cross-references the PRs and Slack threads behind an issue so you see the code and the conversation together.

Every answer has a source

Each fact shows which connected tool it came from, so you can click through and verify before you act on it.

Read-only by default

Holka reads your issues without changing them; any draft update or message waits for your one-tap confirmation.

Ask Holka
What issues are still open in the current cycle and who owns them
Which Linear issues are blocked and what are they waiting on
Show me the GitHub PRs linked to issue ENG-482 and their review status
Was there any Slack discussion about the payments bug we filed last week
What did we ship in the last cycle versus what carried over
Summarize the status of every issue assigned to me across projects

Ask about Linear issues, cycles and status

Type a question the way you'd ask a teammate. Holka reads your Linear issues, projects and cycles and answers directly: what's open, what's blocked, who owns what, and how the current cycle is tracking against the last one.

Because every answer carries its source, you can click straight through to the underlying issue to confirm the detail. That makes Holka useful for a quick standup check, a cycle review, or catching up after time away, without opening Linear and rebuilding the same filters each time. It's a faster front door to the work you already track.

Cross-reference GitHub and Slack from one question

The context for a Linear issue is rarely in Linear alone. The fix is in a GitHub PR and the decision is buried in a Slack thread. Holka reads Linear, GitHub and Slack together, so a question like "what's the status of ENG-482" can return the issue state, the linked PRs and review status, and the discussion around it in one answer.

Each part is attributed to the tool it came from, so cross-tool answers stay checkable. For startup eng teams moving fast across tools, that's less tab-switching and fewer missed threads.

Frequently asked questions

Can Holka read my Linear issues and cycles?

Yes. Once you connect Linear, Holka reads your issues, projects and cycles and answers questions about status, ownership and progress in plain English, with a source link back to each issue so you can verify it.

Does Holka change anything in Linear?

No. Holka is read-only by default. If you ask it to draft an update or a message, it prepares a draft and waits for your one-tap confirmation before anything is sent or changed.

Can it connect Linear to GitHub and Slack?

Yes. Holka reads across your connected tools at once, so it can tie a Linear issue to its GitHub PRs and related Slack discussion in a single answer, with each fact attributed to its source.

How much does it cost?

There's a Free plan with 40 messages per month and a Pro plan at a flat $29 per month for unlimited messages. No seat minimums, so the whole team can ask.

Put Linear to work with Holka

Connect it in a minute and start asking across your whole stack, with sources on every answer.

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