Two Linear workspaces. Every AI app.
My company's issues live in one Linear workspace and my side project's in another. My AI apps should read both and file nothing without me.
In Kin, connect Linear once for each workspace. Each sign-in is its own connection with its own rules. Add Kin to your AI apps once, and they see both workspaces by name.
Steps checked in Kin on .
Free for 5 connections and 2 AI apps. No card needed.
Set it up
Connect Linear
In Kin, connect Linear and sign in to the first workspace. Name the connection, for example Linear (company). Linear in Kin
Connect it again
Connect Linear a second time and sign in for the other workspace. Kin starts a separate Linear sign-in for each connection. Several accounts on one service
Pick a level for each
New connections read freely and ask before every save. Pick Read only on a workspace your apps should never write to. Levels for a connection
Add Kin to your AI apps
One address for Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT. Each app signs in to Kin. Steps for each app
https://app.kinlab.ai/mcp
What we checked.
Our own Kin has two Linear workspaces connected. On October 31, a search for Linear issues returned List issues and List teams on both and said to ask which. List teams ran on the one we named and returned only that workspace's team.
Save issue, Save comment and Save issue label asked first on both workspaces.
One Save rule covers edits too.
Linear's server uses one Save action to create and to update, so Ask me on Save issue covers a new issue and an edit to an old one.
Questions
Visit the help centerCan one AI app see only one workspace?
Yes. When the app signs in to Kin, choose Only these connections and tick that workspace.
Does Linear see which AI app made the call?
Linear sees your Linear account. Kin's Activity records which app made each call and on which workspace. Activity
Do I need a paid plan?
No. Free includes enough connections for two workspaces, with fewer AI apps than Pro. Compare plans