A Chrome/Firefox extension that replaces your new tab page with a dashboard of your GitHub pull requests. See what needs your attention at a glance — no clicking through notifications.
Every new tab shows three columns:
- Review Requested — PRs where someone asked for your review
- Your PRs — PRs you opened, with review status and diff stats
- Personal Projects — All open PRs across your repos and orgs
Each PR is ranked by an attention score (0-100) based on urgency signals:
| Signal | Weight |
|---|---|
| Unresponded reviewer feedback | +30 |
| Pending review you haven't started | +25 |
| Stale (>24h / >48h / >72h) | +5 / +10 / +15 |
| Changes requested on your PR | +10 |
| Draft PR | x0.5 |
A coloured severity bar on each card tells you where to look first: red (act now), orange (on your radar), grey (all clear).
When PRs span multiple orgs, a filter bar lets you toggle visibility by organisation.
Three ways to install, depending on what you have:
Grab the latest release from the Releases page:
Chrome — download github-pr-dashboard-chrome.zip, unzip it, then:
- Go to
chrome://extensions - Enable Developer mode (top right)
- Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder
Firefox — download github-pr-dashboard-firefox-unsigned.xpi for temporary install:
- Go to
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox - Click Load Temporary Add-on
- Select the
.xpifile
Note: The Firefox
.xpiin releases is unsigned — it works as a temporary add-on but is removed when you close the browser. For a persistent Firefox install, use the signed version from addons.mozilla.org (when available).
Clone the repo and load it directly — no dependencies needed to just run the extension:
git clone https://github.com/internetblacksmith/github-pr-dashboard.git
cd github-pr-dashboardThen follow the same "Load unpacked" / "Load Temporary Add-on" steps above, pointing to the cloned folder.
If you want to create your own distributable zip:
git clone https://github.com/internetblacksmith/github-pr-dashboard.git
cd github-pr-dashboard
make install # installs dev dependencies (for tests/lint only)
make build # creates github-pr-dashboard.zipThe build excludes tests, lint config, and dev files. Load the zip the same way as a release zip.
Note: Firefox "Load Temporary Add-on" installs are removed when you close the browser. For a persistent install on Firefox, you'll need a signed build from addons.mozilla.org.
On first new tab, you'll be prompted to paste a GitHub token.
- Create a personal access token (link pre-fills the
reposcope) - Paste the token on the setup screen
Click the gear icon to configure:
- Personal organisations — add orgs to see all their open PRs in the Personal Projects column. Drag to reorder — PRs are grouped by org in this order. Work orgs don't need to be here; your authored and review-requested PRs show up automatically. Orgs not in this list appear last, sorted alphabetically.
- Org colours — customise badge colours for any org on the dashboard. Orgs in the personal list get their picker inline; other orgs appear in a separate section below.
- Theme — Light, Dark, or System (follows OS preference).
No build step, no framework, no external CDN. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS for instant load times. The token stays in chrome.storage.local and never leaves your device. Network is restricted to api.github.com only.
Available in English, Italian, and Polish — uses the browser's language setting automatically.
See docs/architecture.md and docs/security.md for details.
make install # Install dev dependencies
make test # Run tests (Vitest)
make lint # Run ESLint
make build # Create distributable zip
make ci # All of the above
make demo # Build demo extension for screenshots
make release # Bump version and create PR
make tag # Tag merged release and pushMIT