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GitHub PRs brings your repository’s pull requests into MyaiOne for Development, so you can keep track of what’s open without switching tools. It’s where the pull requests created by agents — and by the autonomous pipeline — show up alongside everything else, ready for you to review. The header shows which repository is connected and how many PRs are open; use Refresh to re-sync. Screenshot 2026 06 22 At 8 36 21 PM

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Browsing pull requests

Pull requests sync from your connected repository into a two-pane view: the list on the left, and details on the right when you select one. The detail pane starts on Select a pull request to view details until you pick a PR from the list.

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Filtering and sorting

A toolbar above the list helps you find the right pull request:
  • Search PRs — find a PR by text.
  • Contributors — filter to a specific author.
  • All statuses — narrow by PR status.
  • Sort — order the list (for example, Newest first).

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What each row shows

Each pull request in the list summarizes itself at a glance:
  • Number — the PR’s identifier.
  • Source branch — the branch the changes come from.
  • Status — where the PR stands.
  • Title — what the change is.
  • Author — who opened it.
  • Age — how long ago it was opened.
  • Additions and deletions — the lines added (+) and removed (−).
Because agent-created pull requests land here, this page doubles as the review queue for autonomous work — the Autonomous Pipeline opens a PR for each issue it completes, and you review and merge it from here through your normal flow.
Use the Contributors filter to separate automated dependency or agent PRs from human ones when your list gets long — it’s the quickest way to focus on the changes that need your attention.