Switchboard Automation Guides
Guides for routing Linear issues into agent runs, pull requests, analytics, and gradual automation rollout.
How to Roll Out Switchboard Gradually Without Automating Everything
Introduce Switchboard with a phased rollout that starts small, protects review quality, and expands only after routes and issues are proven.
How to Run Overnight Bug-Fix Queues with Switchboard
Use Switchboard to keep a bounded Linear bug queue moving overnight while preserving review gates, routing discipline, and pull request quality.
How to Structure One Junction Account for a Small Team
Plan a small-team Junction setup with clear daemon ownership, provider auth boundaries, plan limits, review habits, and Switchboard timing.
How to Review Agent PRs on Mobile Without Slowing Yourself Down
Use mobile review for fast triage of AI agent pull requests while saving risky diffs, broad changes, and final merges for desktop.
How to Use Switchboard Analytics to Find Automation Friction
Use Switchboard run analytics and activity patterns to spot bad routes, unclear issues, flaky repos, and automation that needs review.
How to Tell Whether a Repository Is Ready for Switchboard
Evaluate tests, branch hygiene, instructions, review paths, and daemon setup before routing a repository into Switchboard automation.
How to Design Linear Statuses for Agent Automation
Shape Linear statuses so Switchboard automation has clear pickup, running, review, blocked, and done states for AI agent work.
How to Decide Which Issues Belong on Switchboard
Use a practical selection rubric to decide which Linear issues are ready for Switchboard automation and which should stay manual.
Configure Switchboard Route Settings for Team and Repo Routing
Learn how Switchboard route settings map Linear teams and repositories to daemons, agents, models, branches, and automation rules.
Send Conflict-Fix Instructions Back to Agents
Turn merge conflicts and branch drift into a focused follow-up task for Claude Code or Codex instead of manually restarting work.
Use Plan Mode Before Edits Start
Use plan mode in Junction to make Claude Code and Codex explain risky work before edits, commands, and pull requests begin.
Turn Local AI Agent Runs Into Pull Requests
A practical checklist for moving Claude Code or Codex work from a local agent run to a reviewable pull request.
Manual AI Agent Runs vs Switchboard Automation
Decide when to steer Claude Code or Codex manually and when to let Switchboard turn Linear issues into pull requests.
Write Linear Issues Ready for AI Agent Automation
Learn how to scope Linear issues so Switchboard can turn clear, bounded work into reviewable AI agent pull requests.
Junction Pricing: Free vs Core vs Switchboard
Compare Junction Free, Core, and Switchboard by workflow: one daemon, unlimited chats, or Linear issue-to-pull-request automation.
How Switchboard Turns Linear Issues Into Pull Requests
See how Junction's Switchboard watches Linear, spawns isolated worktrees, runs agents, and opens pull requests when the work is done.
Switchboard automation
Turn Linear issues into pull requests with local agents
Use Switchboard to turn well-written Linear issues into branches and pull requests while keeping agent execution on your machines.