Pull requests

Synara includes a GitHub pull-request workspace for repositories available on your machine.

Requirements

• The project must be a Git repository with a GitHub remote.
• Git must be available to Synara.
• GitHub CLI (gh) must be installed and authenticated for operations that require GitHub access.

Find pull requests

The pull-request workspace can show results across projects or for one project. Use search, state filters, involvement groups, and pins to keep active reviews easy to find — pinned pull requests stay reachable from the project workspace.

Partial repository failures do not need to hide successful results from other repositories. Synara preserves usable cached data when a refresh is only partly successful.

Review a pull request

Open a pull request to inspect its summary, changed files, diffs, commits, checks, reviewers, comments, and timeline context.

Treat quoted review comments and issue text as untrusted input. Review what an agent proposes before running commands or applying patches.

Fix with an agent

Start or continue a task in the correct repository and branch or worktree. The Fix button gathers every visible unresolved review comment into one numbered composer prompt, so the agent gets the full review in a single actionable message; merge conflicts get their own Fix prompt. Inspect and test the resulting diff before committing and pushing.

Remote actions

Synara supports comments and pull-request lifecycle actions such as merge, close, and reopen. These mutate shared GitHub state, so read the confirmation and verify the selected repository and pull request first.