Workflows
Triage authored work, choose reviews, and manage attention without changing GitHub.
Requested and available reviews
The Review queue has two different kinds of work. Requested means your GitHub user was explicitly requested. Available to review means an other-authored PR has no pending user or team review request in the loaded data. Available work is an optional pool, not an assignment.
Use labels and repository context to choose useful work, then open the PR on GitHub. Your own PRs are excluded from this queue. Availability is based on review requests, not issue assignees, and PR Marmot never assigns, reviews, comments on, or merges a pull request.
Native GitHub stacks are grouped by stack metadata and ordered from the base upward. Grouping is not guessed from branch names or labels. If all layers are not present in the same loaded section, PR Marmot reports a partial stack rather than implying the group is complete.
Watch, snooze, and return
Watch a selected PR with w when its next meaningful transition matters. Watches are FIFO-bounded at 50 and refresh in one batched GraphQL operation, including watched PRs outside the active search. Notifications are suppressed for the first successful observation after launch and for the focused selected row.
Snooze with s for one hour, until tomorrow, while waiting on a person, until terminal CI finishes, or until a reviewed PR changes. Snoozed rows move to a collapsed group and stop contributing attention alerts and counts until they wake.
Search, Changed, Details, and stack grouping all operate on the loaded snapshot; they do not issue one request per PR. Initial involvement or authored searches load up to 60 PRs. Review mode loads up to 60 requested PRs and 60 candidates before filtering and deduplication. A partial-results notice means more data exists. Load more advances each active search for at most five pages—up to 300 authored results or 600 review candidates before filtering. Refresh returns to page one, and a failed extra page leaves existing rows in place.
See Reference for refresh behavior and all shortcuts.