Pull requests dashboard GA with inbox, saved views, advanced filtering

The refreshed pull requests dashboard is now generally available at github.com/pulls. It gives you a single home to track, prioritize, and act on the pull requests that need your attention, whether you’re an individual contributor or a manager working across many teams and projects. This experience was previously in public preview.

📥 Inbox

Inbox is your new home for discovering the pull requests that need your attention. It surfaces your review requests, pull requests that need fixing (e.g., CI failures or new comments), and pull requests that are ready to merge or in the merge queue. You can reorder or hide sections to match your workflow and filter by repository or recent activity to focus on what matters most.

📂 Saved views

You can now create, edit, and organize custom views based on your most-used search queries, so you no longer need browser bookmarks to return to a specific filter. To create a saved view, select the Create a view (+) icon in the sidebar, name your view, and select Save view.

🧐 Powerful filtering and search

New filtering and search options help you find exactly what you’re looking for:

• Smart default filters give you quick access to pull requests with built-in filters like Authored by me, Assigned to me, Involves me, and Review requested.
• Content assist and auto-complete help you find pull requests across repositories, teams, organizations, and projects.
• Advanced search supports AND and OR keywords as well as nested searches. For example, (org:github AND author:@me) OR (org:dizzbot assignee:mona) finds pull requests across multiple organizations.

🆕 What’s new since the public preview

Since the public preview, we’ve shipped improvements based on your feedback:

• You can now reorder or hide inbox sections to match your workflow.
• Inbox has better handling for in-progress CI, ready-to-merge, and branch-update states.
• Keyboard navigation lets you move through the list with the j and k keys.
• The new team-review-requested-user filter returns pull requests where you’ve been asked to review as part of a team. For example, team-review-requested-user:@me returns all team review requests you’re included in.
• The new review-involves filter returns any pull request you’ve been asked to review, regardless of its current review or approval state. For example, review-involves:@me returns those pull requests even if someone else has already approved them.
• The author filter now includes agent-created pull requests. For example, author:@me returns pull requests that you directed GitHub Copilot to create on your behalf.

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