prpr: Keep Up With GitHub Pull Requests From Your Terminal
When you have pull requests open across several repositories, keeping track of what needs attention can mean checking each repository one by one. Review requests are easy to miss in the middle of everything else.
I built prpr to bring that work into one terminal app. It lists your open pull requests across repositories and puts pull requests that request your review in a separate pane. Drafts stay hidden until you choose to show them.
A quick view of what needs attention
prpr shows details that help you decide what to look at next, including CI status, merge readiness, and review requests. You can filter by repository or watchlist, search across the lists, and open a pull request in your browser or editor.
The lists refresh automatically. With live updates enabled, prpr also checks GitHub notifications and can refresh sooner when one concerns a listed pull request, a new review request, or a mention. It also keeps track of merge queues and recently merged pull requests.
Install and try it
prpr uses the credentials from GitHub CLI, so you can use the account you already have signed in with. Install it with Homebrew:
brew install DragosMocrii/tap/prprYou can find the source, other installation options, and full documentation on GitHub.