google-agents-cli-scaffold
Project scaffolding, deployment configuration, and CI/CD setup for Google ADK agents.
linear-sop
Linear ticket management best practices. Use when creating issues, updating status, or attaching evidence. Provides evidence templates for dev/staging/done phases.
Full skill instructions
Guide consistent Linear ticket management. Provides evidence templates for the mandatory dev/staging/UAT evidence policy.
Since Gemini CLI doesn't have native Linear integration, use the Linear web UI or CLI for these operations:
# Via Linear Web UI
# Navigate to: https://linear.app/team/{PROJECT_TEAM_NAME}/issue/{TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX
# Or use Linear CLI if installed
linear issue view {TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX
# Via Linear Web UI: Click "New Issue" or press C
# Or use Linear CLI:
linear issue create --title "feat(scope): description" --team {PROJECT_TEAM_NAME}
# Via Linear Web UI: Open issue and update status
# Or use Linear CLI:
linear issue update {TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX --state "Done"
# Via Linear Web UI: Open issue and add comment
# Or use Linear CLI:
linear issue comment {TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX "**Dev Evidence**\n\n..."
Every issue requires evidence at each phase:
| Phase | Required? | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Dev | MUST | Implementation proof |
| Staging | MUST | UAT validation (or N/A) |
| Done | MUST | Final verification |
**Dev Evidence**
**PR**: https://github.com/{ORG_NAME}/{REPO_NAME}/pull/XXX
**Commit**: [short-hash]
**Branch**: {TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX-description
**Implementation:**
- [x] Feature implemented
- [x] Tests passing
- [x] Lint passing
**Verification:**
\`\`\`bash
yarn ci:validate
# Output: All checks passed
\`\`\`
**Staging Evidence**
**Environment**: Pop OS dev server
**URL**: http://pop-os:3000
**Validation Steps:**
1. Deployed to staging: [timestamp]
2. Smoke test passed: [yes/no]
3. Feature verified: [description]
**UAT Status:** [Passed/Pending/N/A]
If N/A, reason: [e.g., "Dev tooling only - no user-facing changes"]
**Done Evidence**
**PR Merged**: https://github.com/{ORG_NAME}/{REPO_NAME}/pull/XXX
**Merge Commit**: [hash]
**Final Checklist:**
- [x] All acceptance criteria met
- [x] Documentation updated (if applicable)
- [x] No regressions detected
When reading issue descriptions, extract ACs:
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] User can perform action X
- [ ] System responds with Y
- [ ] Error handling for Z
Convert to testable checklist:
const acceptanceCriteria = [
{ criterion: "User can perform action X", verified: false },
{ criterion: "System responds with Y", verified: false },
{ criterion: "Error handling for Z", verified: false },
];
Backlog -> Ready -> In Progress -> Testing -> Ready for Review -> Done
| From | To | When |
|---|---|---|
| Backlog | Ready | Sprint planning |
| Ready | In Progress | Work starts |
| In Progress | Testing | PR created |
| Testing | Ready for Review | Tests pass, UAT complete |
| Ready for Review | Done | POPM approval |
Linear uses UUIDs internally. When working with APIs:
// Issue identifiers (human-readable)
const issueId = "{TICKET_PREFIX}-459";
// UUIDs (API operations)
const uuid = "ef6a5fa0-2b46-417f-8266-dea2d187b10a";
// Get UUID from identifier via Linear web UI or API
// The issue URL contains the UUID
PRs are automatically linked when:
{TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX[{TICKET_PREFIX}-XXX]Use Linear web UI: Click "Add sub-issue" on parent issue
Use Linear web UI filters:
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