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Lark can file a Linear issue when a deterministic workflow fails because of a bug in your product. Flaky scripts and infra hiccups do not file issues. Only failures classified as a real product regression do.

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Setup

  1. Open Settings → Integrations in the dashboard.
  2. Click Connect on the Linear card.
  3. Authorize Lark in Linear. Lark requests issues:create and comments:create scopes.
  4. Back in the dashboard, click Configure, pick the default team the issues should land in, and toggle Issue creation on.
  5. Save.

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Triggers

Lark files a Linear issue in two cases:
TriggerWhen it fires
Workflow execution failureA deterministic workflow fails and Lark’s summarization classifies the failure as app_issue (a real product regression, not a broken script).
Repair failureA deterministic workflow’s repair attempt fails, indicating Lark could not get the test passing again.
Issues land in the default team’s backlog. The title is Workflow Failed: <workflow name> (or Workflow Repair Failed: <workflow name>), and the body includes the failure summary plus a link back to the dashboard.

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Reconfiguring or disconnecting

Click Configure on the Linear card to change the default team or pause issue creation without disconnecting. Click Disconnect to revoke Lark’s access. Lark stops creating issues; existing issues stay in Linear untouched.