Turn academic research findings into tracked Linear issues automatically, so evidence drives your roadmap.
Academic findings flow directly into your Linear backlog as tracked issues.
Query the largest academic database and route results to your team.
Every cycle starts with fresh research context already attached to issues.
Create Linear issues from Consensus paper searches tagged by relevance score
Append synthesized research answers to Linear milestones as context
Schedule recurring Consensus briefs that add new papers to the current cycle
Flag contradicting evidence as blocker issues before it derails a sprint
Track author networks and push updates to Linear initiatives automatically
Export citation metadata and attach it directly to project descriptions
tell Neotask which topics to track and where findings should land in Linear
Consensus queries 200M+ papers, Neotask creates labeled issues with citations attached
research context is already in the backlog when sprint planning starts
| Consensus Action | Linear Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Search papers by topic | Create labeled issue | Convert a research question into a tracked task |
| Synthesize evidence-based answer | Append to milestone notes | Attach research context to a delivery checkpoint |
| Analyze citation chain | Create blocker issue | Flag contradicting evidence before it derails a cycle |
| Schedule research brief | Add issue to cycle | Keep active sprints populated with fresh findings |
| Track author network | Update initiative | Surface new publications inside ongoing project work |
| Score results by relevance | Set issue priority | Route high-signal findings to the top of the backlog |
| Export paper metadata | Attach to project | Link primary sources directly to Linear project descriptions |
Teams building research-intensive products need findings to reach the backlog fast. Neotask bridges Consensus and Linear so academic evidence flows straight into your project workflow.
The research project management gap costs teams hours every week. Papers get read but never acted on. Neotask closes that gap by converting Consensus searches into structured Linear issues with citations attached.
Key advantages:
Whether you are a biotech startup validating hypotheses or a product team tracking competitor research, connecting Consensus and Linear through Neotask means your project management research workflow stays evidence-driven without manual overhead.
Use Consensus relevance scores as Linear issue priority - findings scored 8+ go to urgent, 5-7 go to medium
Tag all Consensus-generated issues with a shared label like consensus-source so you can filter your backlog by research origin
Schedule briefs at the start of each Linear cycle rather than ad hoc to keep research aligned with delivery windows
Research project management is the process of turning academic findings into actionable project work. This integration automates that by converting Consensus paper searches into tracked Linear issues with citations, so evidence reaches your backlog without manual data entry.
Yes. Neotask handles the research-to-task pipeline automatically. You define which topics matter and where issues should land - the system does the rest without a dedicated role.
Paper metadata including title, authors, publication date, and relevance score are attached to the Linear issue description. Citation chains can also be analyzed and flagged as blockers if contradicting evidence is found.
Both. You can route research findings into specific cycles, attach summaries to milestones, and push updates to initiatives - not just create standalone issues.
Stop copying research findings into Linear by hand. Neotask connects Consensus and Linear in under 2 minutes.
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