GitHub review requested
Pull requests waiting on your review, across every repository.
What it does
Lists the pull requests that are waiting on you, across every repository and every connected account: the queue that is genuinely blocking other people.
Each row shows the PR number in green, the title, the repository, and how long it has been waiting. The header carries a count.
Draft pull requests are hidden by default, since a draft is not really waiting on a review. Switch them on and they appear with a muted number so they are still distinguishable at a glance.
You choose how many items to show, from 1 to 25, merged across accounts.
Where the data comes from
GitHub’s search API, queried per connected account and merged. Refresh interval is configurable in minutes.
Limits
- Reviews requested from a team you belong to may not appear; the query is for reviews requested of you directly.
- Read-only. Approving or commenting happens on GitHub.
- Requires a connected GitHub account: this is a query about you, so there is no signed-out mode.