Peter Yang: Linear doesn't just serve engineers; it can also store context for agents
Peter Yang commented that Linear isn't only engineer-friendly; it's equally so for roles like PM and data scientist. It can also store a company's most important context and pass it to different agents (including Linear's own agents). The Linear post he cited introduced how Scout24's CTO is using agents to rebuild the entire organization's software delivery process.
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View original postScout24 was founded in 1998. Today it's a public company of 1,100 employees, running ImmoScout24, the marketplace most of Germany and Austria uses to find a home. Inside their Berlin headquarters, CTO Gertrud Kolb is rebuilding how the entire organization ships software, with agents carrying work from idea to code and people setting the direction. Linear connects that work, from the first customer conversation to a merged pull request.
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Scout24 was founded in 1998. Today it's a public company of 1,100 employees, running ImmoScout24, the marketplace most of Germany and Austria uses to find a home. Inside their Berlin headquarters, CTO Gertrud Kolb is rebuilding how the entire organization ships software, with agents carrying work from idea to code and people setting the direction. Linear connects that work, from the first customer conversation to a merged pull request.
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"@Linear is a breath of fresh air" not just for engineers but also PMs, data scientists, and other functions.
It can store your company's most important context and pass it to different agents (including its own).