If your workspace stack Notion + Linear + Slack could read your mind, what would it do? 🔮
💡Idea❓Question
Hey everyone! 
I’m doing some research on how our daily tools could shift from being passive software to actually anticipating our next actions. For most of us, the modern startup stack is some combination of Notion (docs/specs), Linear (issues), and Slack (comms)—and while they all have great integrations, we still end up doing a lot of manual routing between them.
What is the most repetitive, mind-numbing action you do across these tools that you wish just happened automatically?
I’m looking for those micro-frictions. For example:
If this stack could magically learn your habits and offer a one-click "do it for me" button, what's the first workflow you'd want it to predict?
Would love to hear your biggest annoyances and dream automatons!
I’m doing some research on how our daily tools could shift from being passive software to actually anticipating our next actions. For most of us, the modern startup stack is some combination of Notion (docs/specs), Linear (issues), and Slack (comms)—and while they all have great integrations, we still end up doing a lot of manual routing between them.
What is the most repetitive, mind-numbing action you do across these tools that you wish just happened automatically?
I’m looking for those micro-frictions. For example:
Do you constantly find yourself turning a specific type of Slack thread into a Linear ticket and then manually pinging the reporter?
Is it the chore of remembering to update a Notion project hub the second a milestone issue is closed in Linear?
Re-typing the same context three different times because the automatic integration didn't carry over the right details?
If this stack could magically learn your habits and offer a one-click "do it for me" button, what's the first workflow you'd want it to predict?
Would love to hear your biggest annoyances and dream automatons!
