LinearB has launched Agentic Studio, a workspace for asking questions about software delivery using connected engineering data. Managers can request charts and metrics in ordinary language, inspect the numbers behind answers and share dashboard items. Company administrators decide which roles can use the workspace and can disable access across the organization.
LinearB, a software engineering analytics company, has introduced Agentic Studio to make software-delivery context accessible to people and AI agents. The workspace brings questions about engineering activity into a common interface. Its launch concerns the use of connected delivery data across the organization.[1], [2]
The company’s November 2 announcement describes a question box connected to data from Git repositories, issue trackers and continuous integration systems that automatically check code changes. The assistant returns a chart and its underlying numbers, identifies the metric and date range, and interprets the result. Numerical values come from live queries to LinearB’s public application programming interface. Example questions explore teams with longer delivery times and stages where work has slowed. Users can also describe a metric or chart in ordinary language, then add the resulting item to a dashboard and share it.[1]
Personal dashboards, shared dashboards and the company’s dashboard catalogue appear in a searchable list. Existing AI analytics dashboards become items that users can copy and modify. Company administrators decide which roles receive Agentic Studio and can disable it for everyone. Users can return to the classic view, which remembers their previous location. Delivery measures available in the product include review time, rework, deployment frequency and service restoration time.[1]
