Pull requests in the Repo panel

A new Pull requests tab in the Repo panel — the third tab next to Pipelines and Issues, for GitHub pull requests and GitLab merge requests alike, resolved from the same git remote as the rest of the panel

The open count rides on the tab — a badge shows how many pull requests are waiting before you ever open it

Filter and search — open, merged, closed or all, narrowed by title, number or branch

Open one and read it — source and target branch (forks marked), description, labels, assignees, diff size and the full comment thread, plus a mergeability line that tells you it's ready, what's blocking, or that the host is still checking

Merge from the detail view — pick merge commit, squash or rebase on GitHub (merge or squash on GitLab); the app sends the revision you reviewed as a condition, so a branch that moved under you is refused rather than silently merged

Close or reopen, comment, and Send to AI — the same interactions issues already had, and one click hands the request with its branches and chosen comments to an AI terminal for review

Merge many at once — tick any open, non-draft requests in the list, confirm once, and they merge one after another with a result per request: what landed, and for the ones that didn't, exactly why

Drafts and already-merged requests can't be selected, so a batch never starts with a member that couldn't land anyway

Bigger agent org charts — a hierarchy chart now holds up to 36 seats and 72 reporting links (was 12 and 24), so department-sized teams fit on one chart instead of being split into stubs