Reviews
The Reviews page is a dedicated view for all pull request review activity. It shows two perspectives at once: reviews others have requested from you, and review activity happening on your own open pull requests.
Requested of you
A list of every open pull request where you are a named reviewer. Each row shows:
- PR title and repository
- The author who requested your review
- How long ago the request was made
This list is pulled directly from the GitHub review queue cache, so it's fast and doesn't require a live API call each time you open the page.
On your pull requests
Open pull requests you authored, with a summary of their current review state:
- Approved — at least one reviewer has approved the PR
- Changes requested — a reviewer has requested changes
- Pending — review requested but no response yet
- List of pending reviewer names
This view makes it easy to see which of your PRs need a follow-up (replying to change requests, re-requesting reviews after addressing feedback) without digging into GitHub.
Syncing review data
Review data is synced during the regular background sync cycle. If the list looks outdated, click Sync in the status bar to refresh immediately. The Reviews page will show the sync timestamp so you can see how fresh the data is.
The Reviews page requires GitHub as your code integration. If GitHub is not connected, or the developer doesn't have a GitHub username set, the page will display a setup prompt.
Opening a PR
Click any PR row to open it directly in your browser. Right-click for a context menu that includes Remind me — useful for scheduling a follow-up review for a PR you're not ready to look at right now.