A team can assign an issue to Factory’s Agent entry or mention @Factory in a comment; Droid then starts a remote session using the shared delegation configuration. The session receives the issue title, description, labels, and comments, reports progress in Linear, and is instructed to open a pull request for code changes. Factory also attempts to attach pull-request links to the issue. The documentation distinguishes this shared execution setup from a personal Linear connector: delegated work uses the configured service-account identity, Git credentials, connectors, plugins, and compute. The setup requires a paid Factory organization and appropriate Linear and Factory permissions. Factory advises making issues self-contained and reviewing proposed changes and test results before merging. Source: https://docs.factory.com/delegations/linear
Factory now supports @Linear delegations.
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Factory’s Linear delegation documentation describes an issue-level entry point for Droid.
What changed: The documentation adds Linear-specific setup and eligibility details, including required Factory roles, service-account access, compute configuration, and the distinction between a personal connector and issue delegation.