Product release roundup video template
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Create a 45-second release roundup for Linear covering the October 8, 2026 release. Use these published release notes as the source: https://linear.app/changelog/2026-10-08-stacked-pull-requests. Speak to engineering leads and workspace administrators. Open with the shared benefit of these changes: clearer visibility into code changes and AI usage. Cover these shipped updates in order: stacked pull requests in Linear Diffs, with review, CI and merge status; real-time diffs during coding sessions, including uncommitted changes; the AI credit usage explorer and spend limits in Usage & Limits for billing admins and owners. For each update, state what changed, who it helps, and how to find it. Show supplied product screenshots or recordings for UI steps; use labeled motion graphics for concepts. Keep planned features separate from shipped features. Close with Read the October 8 release notes and explore the updates in Linear. Tone: clear and concise. Voiceover language: English.
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Create a 45-second release roundup for Linear covering the October 8, 2026 release. Use these published release notes as the source: https://linear.app/changelog/2026-10-08-stacked-pull-requests. Speak to engineering leads and workspace administrators. Open with the shared benefit of these changes: clearer visibility into code changes and AI usage. Cover these shipped updates in order: stacked pull requests in Linear Diffs, with review, CI and merge status; real-time diffs during coding sessions, including uncommitted changes; the AI credit usage explorer and spend limits in Usage & Limits for billing admins and owners. For each update, state what changed, who it helps, and how to find it. Show supplied product screenshots or recordings for UI steps; use labeled motion graphics for concepts. Keep planned features separate from shipped features. Close with Read the October 8 release notes and explore the updates in Linear. Tone: clear and concise. Voiceover language: English.
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Linear's October 8 release brings clearer visibility into code changes and AI usage. Stacked pull requests now appear in Linear Diffs, with review, CI and merge status for every PR in the stack. Reviewers and leads see what's ready at a glance. Open Reviews from the sidebar. Diffs now update in real time during coding sessions, including uncommitted changes. Engineers can catch wrong turns early and steer the agent. Open the coding session on the delegated issue to follow along. For billing admins and owners, a new usage explorer breaks down AI credit spend by team, feature, user or loop, and spend limits keep it in bounds. Find both in Settings, Usage and Limits. Read the October 8 release notes, and explore the updates in Linear.
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- [release-period]
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- [audience]
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- [main-benefit]
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- [update-list]
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Turn a release cycle into a video customers can act on. Group related changes, show what each unlocks, and close with where to try them.
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