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A TUI for devs who review PRs faster than GitHub can load.

Stop juggling browser tabs. All your repositories in one view, switch withTab.

j/k,gg/G, and all the keys you expect. Your muscle memory just works.

Dependabot opened 15 PRs? Select all, approve, merge. Done in seconds, not minutes.

Full PR review in your terminal. Syntax highlighting, inline comments, submit reviews—no browser needed.

CI failed? Jump straight to errors withn. Navigate through workflows → jobs → steps in a tree.

Forgot a keybinding?Ctrl+P and fuzzy search. Every action is discoverable.

Green check, red X, yellow spinner. Know instantly which PRs are ready to merge.

• PR filtering by status/type
• Merge queue — Land PRs one-by-one with CI checks between each merge. Queue up approved PRs, and the tool merges them sequentially: merge → wait for CI → next PR. Ensures main stays green.
• Session persistence
• Live status updates

cargo install --git https://github.com/sassman/gh-pr-lander-rs.git gh-pr-lander

Requires theGitHub CLI (gh) to be installed and authenticated.

✨ To authenticate with your GitHub Enterprise Server run:gh auth login --web --hostname <your-gh-enterprise.adress>

1. Launch:./target/release/gh-pr-lander
2. Add a repository:r → a
3. Navigate PRs:j/k or arrow keys
4. Select PRs:Space
5. Merge selected:p → m
6. View diff:d → d
7. View build logs:p → l
8. Open command palette:Ctrl+P

Full code review in terminal — Add inline comments on any line withc, then submit your review withd → r to approve, request changes, or leave a comment. Complete PR reviews without opening a browser.

Tracked repositories are stored in.gh-pr-lander.repos.json:

[  {"org":"your-org","repo":"your-repo","branch":"main" },  {"org":"another-org","repo":"another-repo","branch":"develop" }]

Create~/.gh-pr-lander.toml (or.gh-pr-lander.toml in the current directory):

# IDE to open PRs in (default: "code")ide_command ="zed"# or "code", "cursor", "vim"# Directory for cloning PRs (default: system temp dir)temp_dir ="/tmp/gh-pr-lander"# Default messages for PR actionsapproval_message ="LGTM! :rocket:"comment_message =""request_changes_message ="Please address the following:"close_message ="Closing this PR."

Configure external issue trackers (Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, etc.) to open related issues directly from the command palette. The tool extracts issue references from PR titles and descriptions using regex patterns.

# GitHub Issues - uses repo context variables[[issue_tracker]]name ="GitHub"pattern ="#(\\d+)"url ="https://$HOST/$ORG/$REPO/issues/$ISSUE_NO"# Jira - with repo filter (only for specific orgs)[[issue_tracker]]name ="Jira"pattern ="PROJ-\\d+"url ="https://jira.example.com/browse/$ISSUE_NO"repos = ["my-org/*"]# Linear[[issue_tracker]]name ="Linear"pattern ="LIN-\\d+"url ="https://linear.app/team/issue/$ISSUE_NO"

Configuration options:

• name: Display name in command palette
• pattern: Regex to match issue references. Use capture groups like#(\\d+) to extract just the number for the URL while showing#42 in the palette
• url: URL template with placeholders:
  • $ISSUE_NO - matched issue (or first capture group if present)
  • $ORG - repository owner
  • $REPO - repository name
  • $HOST - GitHub host (supports GHE)
• repos (optional): Glob patterns to restrict tracker to specific repos (e.g.,["my-org/*", "other/specific-repo"])

When viewing a PR, open the command palette (Ctrl+P) to see "Open GitHub: #42" or "Open Jira: PROJ-123" if the PR references an issue.

Clean Redux-inspired architecture with middleware, reducers, and unidirectional data flow. SeeARCHITECTURE.md for details.

MIT

Contributions welcome! Please open an issue first to discuss changes.