Forty repositories, one glance
GitHub's notifications mix everything with everything. ghpending asks one question per repository, what is open right now, and answers it for all of them in a few seconds.
Details that save the morning
Forks follow upstream
When a tracked repo is a fork, you see your pull requests on the original project instead of the fork's own empty queue. Detected automatically and cached.
Security alerts first
For repos you own: Dependabot, secret scanning and code scanning alerts, tagged SEC or QUA and sorted by severity ahead of everything else.
Your items step back
Pull requests you opened are dimmed and listed last, marked "by you", because they are waiting on other people.
Feedback stands out
Comment counts and review decisions show wherever the API has them, highlighted when there is something to read.
Sort by what matters today
Most recent activity, name, most open items, or the most neglected repository first. --limit caps the list fairly across repos.
Fast with a token
With GITHUB_TOKEN, all repos come in one batched GraphQL request, private ones included. Without it, public repos still work.
Use it
Pick the repositories once. After that it is one word.
ghpending add # pick repos to trackghpending # print the digestghpending --sort stale # most neglected repo firstghpending --subscribed # only what you followGITHUB_TOKEN=$(gh auth token) ghpendingInstall
brew tap akitaonrails/tap && brew install ghpendingyay -S ghpending-bincargo install ghpendingmise use -g github:akitaonrails/ghpendingEverything here is open source
The tools, the skills and the benchmark are public repositories. Fork them and build the version that fits the way you work.