Execute your tasks.
Don't just track them.
curl -fsSL https://rixie.in/api/install | bashNikhil Rao
@nikhilrao_
openlinear has been running on my machine for about a week now. it picked up a ticket, wrote the code, opened a PR. i literally reviewed and merged it from my phone. this tool is unreal
4:32 PM · Mar 12, 2026
Chloe Tran
@chloetran_dev
replaced three different tools with openlinear last week. board, agent, code review, all in one place. my workflow is so much cleaner now it feels wrong
11:18 AM · Mar 9, 2026
Tom Ashworth
@tashworth
the local first thing is not a gimmick. my board loads before i can even think. and the ai agents run on my infra so nothing leaves my machine. this is how dev tools should work
9:45 PM · Mar 7, 2026
Ananya Gupta
@ananyag
ok i was skeptical but openlinear actually understands my codebase. it doesn't just autocomplete, it reasons about the architecture and writes code that fits. i'm mass adopting this across the team
2:03 PM · Mar 11, 2026
Ryan Peters
@ryanpeters_
been building solo for two years. openlinear is the first tool that actually feels like having another engineer on the team. it just picks up tasks and does them. i can finally focus on product
8:17 AM · Mar 14, 2026
Mia Chen
@miac_eng
multi repo support in openlinear is so good. i have a monorepo with 4 services and the agents switch context between them without any issues. actually shipping faster now
6:51 PM · Mar 10, 2026
James Okonkwo
@jamesokon
just watched openlinear write a migration, update the tests, and open a clean PR in about 4 minutes. i need to rethink what i spend my time on lol
10:22 PM · Mar 13, 2026
Nikhil Rao
@nikhilrao_
openlinear has been running on my machine for about a week now. it picked up a ticket, wrote the code, opened a PR. i literally reviewed and merged it from my phone. this tool is unreal
4:32 PM · Mar 12, 2026
Chloe Tran
@chloetran_dev
replaced three different tools with openlinear last week. board, agent, code review, all in one place. my workflow is so much cleaner now it feels wrong
11:18 AM · Mar 9, 2026
Tom Ashworth
@tashworth
the local first thing is not a gimmick. my board loads before i can even think. and the ai agents run on my infra so nothing leaves my machine. this is how dev tools should work
9:45 PM · Mar 7, 2026
Ananya Gupta
@ananyag
ok i was skeptical but openlinear actually understands my codebase. it doesn't just autocomplete, it reasons about the architecture and writes code that fits. i'm mass adopting this across the team
2:03 PM · Mar 11, 2026
Ryan Peters
@ryanpeters_
been building solo for two years. openlinear is the first tool that actually feels like having another engineer on the team. it just picks up tasks and does them. i can finally focus on product
8:17 AM · Mar 14, 2026
Mia Chen
@miac_eng
multi repo support in openlinear is so good. i have a monorepo with 4 services and the agents switch context between them without any issues. actually shipping faster now
6:51 PM · Mar 10, 2026
James Okonkwo
@jamesokon
just watched openlinear write a migration, update the tests, and open a clean PR in about 4 minutes. i need to rethink what i spend my time on lol
10:22 PM · Mar 13, 2026
How it works
- 1
Create a task. Add it to your kanban board with a clear description. Tag it, prioritize it, assign labels.
- 2
Hit execute. OpenLinear's AI agent clones your repo, creates a branch, and writes the implementation in an isolated workspace on your machine.
- 3
Review & merge. Get a real pull request with production-quality code. Review the diff, request changes if needed, or merge directly.
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from GitHub Copilot?
- Copilot helps you write code with autocomplete. OpenLinear executes entire tasks autonomously—it plans, implements, and opens PRs. You describe what you want; it delivers working code.
- Is my code safe?
- Yes. OpenLinear runs entirely on your machine. Your code never leaves your computer. All execution happens locally in isolated workspaces.
- Which AI agents does OpenLinear support?
- OpenLinear currently works with OpenCode. Want to see something else? Open an issue on GitHub.