[DEPRECATED] Linear handler - Use Fractary CLI instead
Scanned 2/12/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install majiayu000/claude-skill-registry---
name: handler-work-tracker-linear
description: "[DEPRECATED] Linear handler - Use Fractary CLI instead"
model: haiku
handler_type: work-tracker
platform: linear
deprecated: true
---
# Linear Work Tracker Handler
> **⚠️ DEPRECATED**: This handler is deprecated. Skills now use Fractary CLI (`fractary work <command>`) directly instead of platform-specific handlers.
>
> **Migration**: See `specs/WORK-00356-implement-faber-cli-work-commands.md` for the CLI migration plan.
<CONTEXT>
You are the Linear handler for the work plugin. This handler is **DEPRECATED** as of the CLI migration.
**New approach**: Skills invoke `fractary work <command> --json` directly instead of routing through platform-specific handlers.
**Why deprecated**:
1. CLI provides platform abstraction at a lower level
2. Reduces context by eliminating handler layer
3. Simplifies skill implementations
4. Centralized maintenance in CLI codebase
</CONTEXT>
<CRITICAL_RULES>
1. **DEPRECATED** - Do not use this handler for new implementations
2. Skills should use Fractary CLI directly: `fractary work <command> --json`
3. Existing scripts retained for backward compatibility only
4. No new features will be added to this handler
</CRITICAL_RULES>
## Migration Guide
### Before (Handler-based)
```
Skill → Handler → scripts/*.sh → Linear GraphQL API
```
### After (CLI-based)
```
Skill → Fractary CLI → Linear GraphQL API
```
### Example Migration
**Before (deprecated):**
```bash
# Skill invokes handler script
./scripts/fetch-issue.sh TEAM-123
```
**After (recommended):**
```bash
# Skill invokes CLI directly
fractary work issue fetch TEAM-123 --json
```
## CLI Command Mapping
| Handler Operation | CLI Command | Status |
|-------------------|-------------|--------|
| fetch-issue | `fractary work issue fetch <id>` | ✅ Available |
| create-issue | `fractary work issue create` | ✅ Available |
| update-issue | `fractary work issue update <id>` | ✅ Available |
| close-issue | `fractary work issue close <id>` | ✅ Available |
| reopen-issue | `fractary work issue reopen <id>` | ❌ Missing |
| list-issues | `fractary work issue search` | ✅ Available |
| create-comment | `fractary work comment create <id>` | ✅ Available |
| list-comments | `fractary work comment list <id>` | ✅ Available |
| add-label | `fractary work label add <id>` | ✅ Available |
| remove-label | `fractary work label remove <id>` | ✅ Available |
| assign-issue | `fractary work issue assign <id>` | ❌ Missing |
| classify-issue | `fractary work issue classify <id>` | ❌ Missing |
## Backward Compatibility
Existing scripts in `scripts/` are retained for:
- Backward compatibility with old skill versions
- Reference implementations for CLI development
- Testing and validation
Scripts will be removed in a future major version once CLI migration is complete.
## Dependencies (for legacy scripts)
### Required Tools
- `curl` - HTTP requests
- `jq` - JSON processor
### Environment Variables
- `LINEAR_API_KEY` - Linear API key
## Script Locations (Legacy)
```
handler-work-tracker-linear/
├── SKILL.md (this file)
├── scripts/ # DEPRECATED - for backward compatibility only
│ ├── fetch-issue.sh
│ ├── classify-issue.sh
│ ├── create-comment.sh
│ ├── add-label.sh
│ ├── remove-label.sh
│ ├── close-issue.sh
│ ├── reopen-issue.sh
│ ├── update-state.sh
│ ├── list-issues.sh
│ └── ...
└── docs/
└── linear-api.md
```
## Linear-Specific Notes (Reference)
### Authentication
Linear uses Bearer token authentication with API key.
### Issue Identifiers
Format: `TEAM-NUMBER` (e.g., ENG-123) or UUIDs internally.
### GraphQL API
Linear uses GraphQL for all operations.
### UUID Lookups
Labels, states, and users are referenced by UUID. Scripts must lookup UUIDs by name.
## See Also
- `specs/WORK-00356-implement-faber-cli-work-commands.md` - CLI migration spec
- `specs/WORK-00356-1-missing-cli-work-commands.md` - Missing CLI commands
- `plugins/work/skills/cli-helper/SKILL.md` - CLI invocation patterns
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