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The Pull Requests panel lists the GitHub pull requests for the branches your Task’s chats worked on, with their checks and review state. From a pull request you can send a failing check or a review comment straight to the agent that wrote the branch.
The panel reads pull requests through the GitHub CLI on the host. Install gh on that machine and run gh auth login. Without it, the panel shows “GitHub CLI unavailable” and keeps showing the rows it already has, which may be out of date.

When The Panel Appears

The panel appears in the rail once Traycer finds a pull request for one of the Task’s chats. To keep it in the rail before then, right-click the rail and check Pull Requests; the menu notes “No PRs yet”. See Show and hide panels.

The Panel

  • Host. A host picker at the top chooses which host’s pull requests you see. Refresh pull requests checks GitHub again.
  • Repositories. Pull requests are grouped by repository. Click a repository’s header to collapse it.
  • Nothing yet. If none of the Task’s chats has a pull request, the panel says so.
If the host is too old for the panel, it shows “Update required to view pull requests”. Update the host from Overview.

Pull Request Rows

Each row has four lines:
  1. Badges.
    • The pull request number, tinted by its state (Open, Merged or Closed). Click it to open the pull request on GitHub.
    • A checks summary: “3 passed”, “1 failing”, “2 running”, or a count of checks. Hover it for the breakdown.
    • The review decision: Approved, Changes requested or Review required.
    • The comment count and when the pull request last changed.
  2. Title.
  3. Branches, as base ← head.
  4. Chats. The chats the pull request came from. Click one to open it, or hover the row to see them all.
Not live marks a pull request on a GitHub server that Traycer doesn’t refresh, such as GitHub Enterprise. Its row shows the last data Traycer found.

Pull Request Details

Click a row to open the pull request in a tile. Its header shows the state (Open, Draft, Merged or Closed), Open on GitHub, Refresh pull request, and when it was last updated. A side card sums up Health, Reviewers, Change and the Chats the pull request came from.

Send Feedback To An Agent

The pull request view sends feedback to the agent the pull request came from. If that agent is gone, it uses the Task’s most recently active agent.
  • Fix in chat. Each item under Overview has a Fix in chat button. It puts the full item, such as a failing check’s output or a reviewer’s comments, into that agent’s composer and opens the chat, ready for you to send.
  • Quote. The description, each comment and review thread, and each changed file have a quote button. It adds that item to the same composer without leaving the pull request, so you can collect several before you go.
Nothing is sent until you send it from the composer.