Every new Linear issue fires an AI translation that reads the product context, expands the technical scope, and creates a developer-ready GitHub issue with implementation detail and acceptance criteria — keeping your product and engineering tools perfectly synchronised.
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How does the Linear and GitHub integration work with V7 Go?
V7 Go monitors Linear for new issue events. When a product issue is created, V7 Go's AI agent reads the title, description, and team context, translates the requirement into a developer-ready technical specification, and creates a corresponding GitHub issue in the correct repository — keeping your product backlog and engineering repository in sync without manual copy-paste.
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What gets included in the GitHub issue created from a Linear issue?
V7 Go generates a GitHub issue with an expanded technical description, implementation approach, acceptance criteria, edge cases to handle, and a link back to the original Linear issue. Labels are mapped from Linear to GitHub based on configurable rules, and the issue is assigned to the correct repository based on Linear team or project.
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Is engineering data secure when syncing Linear to GitHub?
Yes. V7 Go is SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified. Linear and GitHub connect via API key and OAuth, and all issue and repository data is encrypted in transit and at rest. V7 Go processes issues ephemerally and only writes to the GitHub repositories you have explicitly configured.
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Can I set up Linear to GitHub issue sync without a developer?
Yes. V7 Go's no-code builder lets engineering leads and product managers connect both platforms, configure Linear label-to-GitHub repository mapping, define which Linear labels or teams trigger GitHub issue creation, and set the technical spec template — without writing any code.
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Can V7 Go map different Linear projects to different GitHub repositories?
Yes. V7 Go can be configured to route Linear issues to different GitHub repositories based on the Linear team or project — frontend issues go to the frontend repository, backend issues to the API repository, and mobile issues to the mobile repository. Each Linear project maps to its own GitHub destination automatically.
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What does V7 Go cost for Linear + GitHub?
V7 Go pricing is usage-based. Contact the team for a quote aligned to your issue volume and repository synchronisation requirements.
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