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The PRs tab surfaces open GitHub PRs that need human review. It’s most useful for catching the case where automated reviewers (Codex, bots) have signed off but no human has looked yet — the “only Codex has reviewed” pattern.
This tab is gated by the pr_triage_real feature flag. If you don’t see it, contact your workspace admin.

The List

Each row shows:
  • Repo / PR # and title
  • Author avatar and name
  • Review status chip — color-coded: awaiting review, in review, changes requested, approved
  • CI status — green check, red X, or pending dot per check
  • “Waiting on @X for N days” subtitle
  • Codex-only marker — amber pill when only Codex has reviewed

Filter Bar

Above the list:
  • Search — matches title, author, repo, #number, plan file paths
  • Refresh — manual GitHub sync; pulls PRs updated since last_sync_at via the same service the cron uses. Useful when you don’t want to wait for the next cycle.
  • Filter chips — All / Has plan {N} / Only codex reviewed / Waiting on human / Bots
  • Author dropdown — restrict to a specific author
  • Clear filters — reset to All

Plan Detection

When a PR is loaded, the system scans its diff for files matching /plan/i — markdown plan docs, design specs, RFCs. Detected files appear in the row and feed the Has plan {N} filter. Plan detection runs in batches of 50 visible unscanned PRs on tab open, so the first few seconds may show ”—” before counts populate.

The Detail Pane

Click a PR to open its detail. You’ll see:
  • Header — repo / number / title / author, status pill (Draft, Open, Merged, Closed)
  • CI status — all checks with pass/fail
  • Codex vs. Human — the headline section:
    • Cards for codex-only change requests (unresolved)
    • Cards for human change requests (unresolved)
    • Cards for resolved requests
    • Visual emphasis on PRs where only Codex has weighed in
  • Reviewers — humans only; bots excluded
  • Plan detection — “Has N plan files” badge or “No plan in PR, draft one with AI” prompt
  • Linear suggestion — if the PR title or branch matches a Linear ticket, surfaces the match for one-click attach

Actions

  • Promote — move this PR to /projects as a tracked item with the PR auto-attached
  • Attach signals — link relevant customer signals to the future project
  • AI route — see AI Routing for full flow

Bulk Promote

Select multiple eligible PRs (those with a conversationId and not already linked to a confirmed project), then click Promote N. The system runs a bounded-concurrency queue (max 3 parallel) to:
  1. Fetch each PR from GitHub
  2. Detect plan files
  3. Create a tracked item with the PR attached
  4. Return success or failure per PR
A toast reports the result — “Moved N PRs to projects” — and breaks down any errors per PR.
The Only Codex reviewed filter is the single highest-leverage view in Triage for engineering teams. It surfaces the exact PRs where a human hasn’t weighed in yet — a fast safety net for code that’s been auto-approved.