Y Combinator

Find Linear issues by text, assignee, or status, and read their details and comments. Prepare new issues, comments, and status changes for user approval, then return identifiers and links so results can be checked.

• Find issues by assignee or status
• Read an issue and its comments
• File a bug as a new issue

Inspect GitHub and GitLab repositories, issues, and proposed code changes, then prepare small fixes with tests and review summaries. Uses existing command-line authentication and requires approval before publishing changes or modifying repository records.

• Review open issues and proposed code changes
• Summarize changes using commit history
• Prepare and test a small code fix

Deploy QM to Fly.io or AWS, set up administrator access, and configure connectors. The workflow covers model provider and sign-in choices, optional Slack activation, automated live checks, and a manual web acceptance check.

• Deploying QM to Fly.io or AWS
• Setting up initial administrator access
• Configuring connectors and optional Slack access

Prepare Slack messages directly in the user's own composer for channels, direct messages, or thread replies. Drafts use the user's connected Slack account and remain unsent until the user reviews and sends them.

• Prepare an announcement for a Slack channel
• Draft a direct message to a colleague
• Write a reply for an existing thread

Help QM organization admins inspect settings, stored memory, conversations, files, and operational records across the organization. It also supports confirmed configuration changes and external user management, while keeping admin grant changes in the dashboard.

• Check whether the requester is an organization admin
• Inspect or update organization and channel settings
• Investigate agent behavior using transcripts and captured prompts

Take an agreed code change through a GitHub or GitLab pull request, automated checks, independent review, and fixes. Merge only after the latest commit passes all checks and has no unresolved review findings.

• Turn an agreed code change into a pull request
• Wait for automated checks and investigate failures
• Arrange an independent review and address findings

Request an owner’s permission to use a listed keychain credential needed by a command. An approval card appears in the conversation, and owner approval automatically reruns the blocked command with access shared across that conversation.

• Request permission for a credential needed by a command
• Resume a blocked command after its owner approves access
• Share approved access across sessions in one conversation

Write Gmail messages and replies using a saved profile of the user's email style. Read the full conversation, check wording against the profile, and save a draft after approval for the user to review and send.

• Draft a reply in your usual email style
• Write a new email from a saved voice profile
• Save an approved reply as a Gmail draft

Carry out website tasks in a remote browser, including expense submissions, authorized orders, and retrieving data behind a login. Personal browser profiles preserve sign-ins, while users handle login and verification screens themselves.

• Submit an expense with a receipt attachment
• Order food within an agreed budget
• Retrieve data from a signed-in website

Sign in to a cloud provider’s command-line tool using a verification URL and one-time code approved on the user’s device. Check installation and account identity, save the login, and run commands within that user’s permissions.

• Sign in to a cloud CLI from a separate device
• Check whether required CLIs and helpers are installed
• Verify the cloud account before running commands

Help users discover and connect apps, then run available app tools through QM’s authenticated backend. It checks connection status, presents consent options, and keeps Composio project keys out of user-facing setup.

• Browse available app integrations
• Connect an app needed for a task
• Reopen app connection setup