Installing the skill does not grant access to HireData’s Linear workspace, Notion pages, customer data, or projects. It uses only the sources you are already authorized to access.
Who can use it
HireData can share selected Notion pages with a partner when closer collaboration is useful. The same skill then follows those shared sources without exposing unrelated internal pages.
Before you begin
Install or update the HireData plugin and start a new conversation so your assistant loads the latest skill. Prepare as much of the following evidence as you have:- The affected user, account, workflow, or object
- The relevant environment and page URL
- Exact reproduction steps for a bug
- What happened and what you expected
- Frequency, impact, and any workaround
- Screenshots, recordings, timestamps, runs, events, or logs
- The original request or conversation
Draft before changing Linear
Start with:/hiredata:hiredata-create-linear-issues.
The draft includes:
- A proposed title
- The correct route: intake, product specification, implementation, or delivery
- An honest readiness level
- A structured description with evidence and source links
- Missing information and open decisions
- Duplicate, dependency, and related-work recommendations when they can be verified
- Proposed metadata only when an approved source supports it
Example prompts
Report a bug
Refine a feature
Prepare work for engineering
Work as an approved partner
Apply an approved update
How the skill treats complex work
For broad or prototype-led features, the skill:- keeps the issue understandable without opening the prototype;
- separates predetermined behaviour from model-judged behaviour;
- states whether capabilities coexist, are mutually exclusive, or run in order;
- covers or explicitly defers configuration, execution, storage, presentation, reporting, automation, failure handling, regression, and rollout;
- separates reusable product behaviour from customer-specific wiring;
- keeps product specifications and engineering implementation issues distinct when appropriate.
Review and responsibility
AI-assisted does not mean automatically approved. The reporter remains responsible for facts, evidence, and customer context. HireData’s normal Triage, refinement, estimation, and planning process still applies. Before submitting or approving a live change, check that the issue:- describes the observable problem or outcome;
- distinguishes facts, decisions, assumptions, and open questions;
- links the original evidence;
- does not invent urgency, ownership, estimates, implementation details, or acceptance criteria;
- uses only sources and actions available within the user’s existing permissions.
Privacy and security
- Share only the customer and candidate data needed to understand or reproduce the issue.
- Never include credentials, access tokens, secrets, or unrelated personal data.
- Do not paste security vulnerabilities into a public GitHub issue. Contact HireData privately through your normal support channel.
- A public skill source does not make private Notion pages or Linear issues public. Their existing permissions continue to apply.
Troubleshooting
- The skill is missing: update the HireData plugin and start a new conversation.
- The assistant cannot open a Notion page: ask HireData whether that page should be shared with your account, or continue using the bundled snapshot and mark the result unverified.
- The assistant wants to change Linear immediately: say “Draft only” unless you intend and are authorized to make the live change.
- A workflow rule looks stale: ask the assistant to check the canonical shared Notion page before applying metadata.
- The assistant cannot search Linear: it can still produce a complete report; duplicate and relationship checks remain unverified.