Alfred-Github-Utils

List and open pull requests for GitHub repositories using Alfred and the GitHub CLI.

Requirements

• Alfred with the Powerpack
• GitHub CLI installed and authenticated

Usage

1. Use the ghpr-repo keyword to add and select a GitHub repository. You can add multiple repositories, but only one can be selected at a time. ghpr-repo owner/repo will add the repository, and ghpr-repo will list added repositories for selection.
2. Use the ghpr keyword to list pull requests for the selected repository. You can also provide a search query to filter the pull requests. For example, ghpr bug will list pull requests that have "bug" in the title or body.
3. Select and hit Enter or click on a pull request to open it in your browser.

Installation

Download the latest release and double-click the .alfredworkflow file to install it in Alfred.

Background

The Pull Request page on GitHub does not accurately display the status of pull requests. For example, it may show that a pull request is not approved when in reality it has. This affects filters as well making it difficult to find pull requests that are ready for review or have not yet been approved. This workflow was created to provide a more accurate and efficient way to manage pull requests directly from Alfred. It leverages the GitHub CLI to fetch and display pull requests, allowing users to quickly access and manage their repositories.

Disclaimer

This Alfred workflow was initially generated via Claude Code. It is provided as-is without any warranties. Use it at your own risk. The author is not responsible for any issues that may arise from using this workflow.