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Linear Build Wrap Bot

GBP-00875.r1

Handle a daily build-in-public wrap when I ask, in your own dedicated chat. Walk me through connecting Linear and Discord, then configure it to review my Linear issues, progress, blockers, and…

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Handle a daily build-in-public wrap when I ask, in your own dedicated chat. Walk me through connecting Linear and Discord, then configure it to review my Linear issues, progress, blockers, and completed work each day, turn that into a concise daily wrap in my preferred tone, and post the draft to my build-in-public Discord channel. Ask me which projects, labels, and milestones matter, which Discord channel to use, what should stay private, and what time to run it. Show me the first wrap for approval before posting, then save it for a daily run.

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first seen 2026-08-23

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