Linear x Cursor

Enhance your workflow

Lyse generates tickets directly in Linear enriched with all the context needed. This context is sufficient for Cursor to process the task and update it in Linear in real time.

The result: the entire chain, from a design change in Figma, to issue creation in Linear, to code implementation via Cursor, can be completed in under 3 minutes.

This workflow removes repetitive overhead:

• Product Managers no longer need to draft tickets manually.

• Developers no longer need to process repetitive tasks.

• Cursor, powered by Lyse’s structured context, can execute changes automatically and return a pull request.

Prerequisites

Before setting up this workflow, make sure you have:

• Variables in SCSS/CSS that are isometric with your Figma tokens.

• The Figma component already developed in your codebase.

• A Pro (or higher) account on Cursor.

• A Linear workspace.

• A GitHub repository connected.

How it works

1. Make a change in Figma (for example update a color token or adjust a component property).

2. Lyse detects the change and generates a ticket in Linear with all the necessary context.

3. Cursor picks up the ticket from Linear, processes the context provided by Lyse and applies the change directly in your codebase.

4. Cursor creates a pull request in GitHub.

5. Developers review and merge.

Setup guidance

• Connect Linear and GitHub in the Lyse Webapp → App Integration.

• Ensure your design tokens and variables are aligned between Figma and SCSS/CSS.

• Follow the official Cursor × Linear setup guide for detailed configuration: Cursor Documentation.

Benefits

• Time savings: From design change to production PR in minutes.

• Accuracy: No missing context thanks to Lyse’s structured capture.

• Efficiency: PMs and developers are freed from repetitive tasks.