How Do I Send a Slack Message From a Linear Issue With Jarvis?

Open Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) with Cmd+/ (Ctrl+/ on Windows) while a Linear issue is on screen, then ask it to post the update to Slack. Jarvis is a screen-aware desktop AI assistant that connects both Linear and Slack, so it reads the issue's title, status, assignee, and latest comments, writes a clear summary, and sends it to the Slack channel or person you name. You can say 'tell #eng this is blocked' or 'DM the assignee that it's shipped.' It routes drafting across frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google for a natural, on-brand message, and shows you the draft before sending. Both connectors use OAuth, tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest, and Jarvis never trains on your data. It is free to try, then $16/month.

First, have the Linear issue open in your browser or the Linear desktop app. Press Cmd+/ to summon the Jarvis bar over it. Say something like 'post a status update for this issue to #product-eng in Slack.' Jarvis reads the issue context from the connector — or directly from what's on your screen — composes a short update with the issue identifier, current state, and any blockers, then routes it to the named Slack channel. If you don't name a channel, it asks. You confirm the draft, and Jarvis sends it through the Slack connector. No webhook setup, no copy-paste, no switching windows.

Most Slack-Linear bridges only forward raw field changes, which produces noisy, robotic notifications. Because Jarvis can see the issue exactly as you do, it summarizes the human-relevant part — what changed and why it matters — rather than dumping every field. You can also point at one comment and say 'just relay this decision,' so the Slack message carries the right nuance. This is the difference between an automation that fires on every edit and an assistant that writes the message you'd write yourself, only faster.

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