> vs linear
Built around the spec, not the issue_
Linear is a fast tracker for issues, projects and cycles. Allye is built for teams whose coding agents do the work: a spec with anchors, the docs and memory around it, and a crew that delivers it as one reviewed PR.
Linear· built around the issueissue→cycle→done
> compare linear
Side by side_
Linear is a fast, opinionated tracker. Allye is narrower on purpose: the spec, its context and the agents that deliver it.
> what it adds
What the spec layer adds_
Anchors, not proseRules, criteria, decisions, quality bars and open questions each get an anchor. Tasks point at them and coverage checks them.[BR] [AC] [D] [NFR] [Q]
A crew with gatesBridge splits an approved spec into slices, reruns every check on its own and blocks on security findings before any PR.13 agents · SHIELD_CLEAR · WATCHER_APPROVED
Memory the team sharesDecisions and incidents saved by one agent are found by meaning by everyone else's agents.semantic search · smart save · graph
One server, five harnessesClaude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and OMP open the same projects, specs, docs and memory.mcp.allye.app/mcp · OAuth 2.1
> next feature
Start with one spec_
Allye has no Linear import today. Start your next feature as a spec in Allye; the issues already in Linear stay where they are, and your agents can keep Linear's MCP server next to Allye's.
01Get access and connectJoin the waitlist and, once invited, add the Allye plugin to the harness you already use.allye.app/hq · /plugin install allye
02Blueprint the next featureThe crew interviews you and writes the spec, with anchors and thin tasks, after one confirmation./bridge blueprint
03Launch itApprove the spec, run the launch and say yes to the one PR it proposes./bridge launch DEMO-12
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