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The Comments page at /comments collects the review threads from every open pull request that concerns you and lets you answer them without leaving the app. It is the page to work through after a review lands: read the thread, reply in Markdown, resolve it, and move on.

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What it loads

Threads are gathered from the open pull requests you authored, the ones assigned to you, the ones where your review was requested, and every pull request open in a managed repository. Each thread keeps its file location, its full reply chain, and a link back to GitHub.

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Filtering

  • The pull request selector switches between All open pull requests and one specific pull request. It is searchable by number, title, and repository, and the selection is kept in the page URL — the Open comments badge on the Pull Requests page links straight to a filtered view.
  • Current User and Other Users filter by who opened the thread. Clearing both hides everything.
  • Unresolved hides threads that have already been resolved. It is on by default.
The heading always states how many threads match the current filters.

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Layouts

Card layout shows each thread in full — location, badges, every comment, and the reply box. Table layout condenses them to Author, Pull request, Comment, Date, Replies, and a link to GitHub. Your choice is remembered for next time. Threads on a pull request whose branch has a worktree here are tinted with that worktree’s highlight color.

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Working a thread

A thread shows the file and line it was left on, or File comment when it is not anchored to a line, plus an Outdated badge once the diff has moved past it and a Resolved or Unresolved badge.
Every comment renders as GitHub-flavored Markdown by default. Raw switches to the source, and Copy puts the Markdown on the clipboard — useful for handing a review comment to an AI run or a workflow.
Reply posts Markdown to the thread. The box is disabled with an explanation when GitHub does not allow your account to reply to that thread.
Resolve thread and Reopen thread follow GitHub’s own permissions, so each button appears only when your account may perform it.

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Notes

  • Requires a GitHub personal access token in Settings with pull-request read and write access.
  • GitHub search returns at most 1,000 pull requests. When the discovery search hits that limit the page says so, and some threads may be missing.
  • Refresh re-reads every thread. Replies and resolutions update the list in place.

Pull Requests

The review queue, with unresolved counts per pull request.

Pull request details

The same threads, scoped to one pull request.