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dsh-pr-board

Workflow Updated 2026.08.26

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install delock/dsh-pr-board

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install delock/dsh-pr-board in the DeepSeek Harness terminal to install this plugin (source: https://github.com/delock/dsh-pr-board), then restart the web profile and refresh the page to start using it.

About this plugin

Reviewing pull requests is a queue-management problem, yet GitHub's native views never tell you that the author just pushed a fix after your change request and the PR is back on your plate. dsh-pr-board classifies every PR you are involved in into five clear states — Waiting on Me, Waiting on Author, Ready to Merge, Merged, and Inbox — and fires a toast the instant a PR transitions from the author back to you, so no hand-off ever slips through. Beyond the PR board, each monitored repository carries a three-column issue board (Waiting on Me / Waiting on Reporter / Recently Closed), and clicking any card opens or creates a conversation inside DSH with an automatic snapshot summary, eliminating the need to dig through GitHub's timeline. Every query runs locally through your own gh CLI: no third-party services, no telemetry, no data leaves your machine except GitHub API calls. If you maintain multiple open-source repositories, struggle with a flood of PRs and issues, or want a single "see status, jump into session, ship review" loop inside the DS H workflow, this board compresses the highest-frequency question — what needs me right now — into five columns you can read at a glance.

Use Cases

  • Managing several repos at once and instantly seeing which PRs are on your plate and which are waiting on the author
  • The author pushes a fix right after your change request — the board fires a toast and pulses the sidebar widget
  • A wave of new PRs lands in your inbox; one click claims you as reviewer and drops you into a DSH session to start reviewing

Best For

  • Open-source maintainers juggling multiple repositories and overwhelmed by a constant stream of PRs and issues
  • Team leads who want a single see-status, jump-into-session, ship-review loop inside the DSH workflow
  • Privacy-focused developers who keep every query local via the gh CLI and avoid third-party services