Two additions that close the loop between watching (what v0.14.0 widened) and noticing (what’s actually waiting for your attention). One feature lands on screen, one in your macOS notification center; both keep octoscope read-only.
Review-requests inbox
The PRs tab now shows a sticky “PRs awaiting your review” section above your authored list — whenever someone has requested you as a reviewer. Same partition idiom as Repos pinned/watched (v0.13/v0.14): muted rule separator between segments, cursor walks both, sort cycle only re-orders the authored half (review-requests stay in GitHub’s UPDATED_AT DESC order), filter applies to both.
Section is absent when count == 0 — no rule, no header, the tab looks identical to pre-v0.15.0 if no one’s waiting on you. Discovery is via the README, not visual noise.
One GraphQL search call (review-requested:@me), gated on viewer mode (no point asking GitHub for someone else’s inbox), running in parallel with the rest of the dashboard refresh. Drilling in opens the full PR detail (v0.11.0 surface with v0.12.0 syntax-highlighted diff viewer) with the requester’s login visible.
macOS notification subtitle
Stars/followers change notifications now carry a second line — Stars, Followers, or Stars & Followers when both moved at once. Two wins:
- The Notification Center keeps per-entry timestamps visible even when terminal-notifier groups notifications. Without the subtitle, grouped notifications collapse and only the most recent shows when it arrived.
- The banner gains a visible category line under the title, useful when you spot the banner after the body has already scrolled past.
Upgrade
brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscopeOr grab a binary from the release page: https://github.com/gfazioli/octoscope/releases/tag/v0.15.0
As always: read-only, free, MIT, on Linux / macOS / Windows. Source: https://github.com/gfazioli/octoscope
How do you split your day between “PRs you authored” and “PRs you’re meant to review”?
Curious if anyone has a watch_repos config they curated specifically because they review for a team there.