PR Dashboard

A zero-build board that shows GitHub PRs grouped like a projects board:

Draft	Needs review	Reviewed / Approved	Merged (last 2 wks)	Closed (last 2 wks)

Each PR is a tile linking to GitHub, with repo, author, diff size, labels, comment count and review status.

Requirements

• Node.js 18+ (for the local server's built-in fetch)
• GitHub CLI (gh), logged in: gh auth login

No personal access token to manage — the server reuses your existing gh authentication.

Run

./start.sh        # start the server and open the dashboard
./stop.sh         # stop the server

start.sh checks prerequisites, (re)starts the server, waits until it's live, then opens http://localhost:4321 in your browser. Run it again any time to restart cleanly.

Custom port:

PORT=8080 ./start.sh
PORT=8080 ./stop.sh

Logs go to server.log (tail -f server.log).

Use

1. Your own PRs load by default.
2. Add user — track teammates' PRs too; remove with the × on each chip.
3. Orgs — toggle the org pills to filter which organizations' PRs are shown.
4. Theme — pick from 10 themes in the top bar.

Your user list, org filter, and theme persist in the browser's localStorage.

How it works

• server.js — a tiny zero-dependency Node server. It reads your token from gh auth token at startup and proxies GraphQL requests to api.github.com. The token never reaches the browser.
• index.html — the whole UI (markup, styles, logic) in one file. It calls the local /api/graphql proxy, so no credentials live client-side.

Notes

• Columns: open PRs are split by review state; merged/closed columns only show the last 14 days.
• Refresh: auto-refreshes every 5 minutes; the Refresh button forces an immediate reload.
• One request per user: each tracked user is fetched in a separate parallel request (batching them into one query makes GitHub's GraphQL time out with a 502). A user with too many PRs to fetch at once is retried with a smaller page size, and a single failing user won't blank the whole board.
• Targets github.com. To point at GitHub Enterprise, change the GraphQL endpoint in server.js to your host's /api/graphql (and authenticate gh against that host).