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Triage pull requests and issues from a keyboard-first terminal queue with gh-dash

Use gh-dash when an agent or operator needs assigned pull requests and issue queues in a keyboard-first terminal dashboard instead of bouncing across GitHub tabs.

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Use gh-dash when an agent or operator needs assigned pull requests and issue queues in a keyboard-first terminal dashboard instead of bouncing across GitHub tabs.

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INSTALL WITH ANY AGENT

npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill triage-pull-requests-and-issues-from-a-keyboard-first-terminal-queue-with-gh-dash

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Tools required

GitHub CLI authenticated against the target account, terminal access, and optionally a Nerd Font if you want the full dashboard visuals.

Install & setup

Install the GitHub CLI first, then run <code>gh extension install dlvhdr/gh-dash</code>. Launch the dashboard with <code>gh dash</code> and optionally add a Nerd Font plus a YAML config to define the PR and issue sections you want to triage.

Author

Dolev Hadar

Publisher

Individual

gh-dash gives an agent a bounded GitHub triage workflow inside the terminal. It organizes pull requests and issues into configurable sections, lets the user inspect diffs and comments, and keeps common queue-clearing actions close to the keyboard. That makes it useful when the job is reviewing incoming work, not authoring a whole new GitHub automation stack.

The boundary is narrow enough to be skill-shaped after one rewrite. Invoke it when an agent needs a terminal queue for PR and issue triage, review, or handoff, not when the user wants GitHub as a general platform listing or a full repository automation framework. The job-to-be-done is keyboard-first GitHub work-item triage.