**Settings → Integrations** is where you sign in to the services OpenChamber works with. The sign-in is stored on the OpenChamber server, so web, desktop, and a paired phone share it.
Expand the **GitHub** card and choose **Connect GitHub** to sign in with a short device code. Once connected, OpenChamber can start sessions from issues and pull requests, attach them to messages, and open or update PRs. Everything GitHub can do is on [GitHub Issues & PRs](/github/).
Connect another Linear organization with **Add workspace**. One workspace is current at a time: switch with **Switch to**, and **Disconnect** removes only the current one. Your project mapping stays.
- filter by status (**Backlog**, **To Do**, **In Progress**, **In Review**, **Done**, **Canceled**, **Duplicate**), assignee (**Anyone** or **Assigned to me**), team, and priority
- search by title, identifier, or a Linear URL
- open an issue to read its description, comments, labels, and priority
The session opens in the project mapped to the issue's team, with the issue as the first prompt. Map teams in the Linear card: **Default project** covers every team, and **Team projects** override it per team. An unmapped team asks you to map it first. The first message is built from the **Issue Review** magic prompt, which you can edit at **Settings → Magic Prompts → Linear**.
In the chat composer, choose **Link Linear Issue**. The issue rides along with your next message as context, and the session's work status panel keeps a link back to it.
Turn on **Session comments** in the Linear card and a session started from an issue posts a comment on that issue when it starts, finishes, or fails, each with a link that opens the session. Comments are only posted when this OpenChamber server has a public address, so the link works for everyone on the issue; on a local or private address nothing is posted.
