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A refined developer cockpit for GitHub repositories across all organizations. GitHub Command Center gives developers an instant, high-signal overview of what is happening across all GitHub repositories they actively work on — across personal accounts and organizations. Designed with an Apple / Steve Jobs + Linear design philosophy: calm monochrome typography, high signal-to-noise ratio, zero clutter, and instantaneous performance. Key Features: • Top 5 Personal Pushes: Tracks and deduplicates the 5 most recent repositories you personally pushed code to, sorted strictly newest-first. • Needs Your Attention: Action items for PRs needing changes, review requests, failing CI checks, and merge conflicts. • My Open Pull Requests: Real-time overview of all PRs you authored across all organizations. • Personal Activity Timeline: Chronological developer activity stream grouped by Today, Yesterday, and Earlier. • Multi-Organization Intelligence: Automatically discovers and filters across all GitHub organizations you belong to. • Command Palette (⌘K / Ctrl+K): Fast fuzzy search across all repositories, PRs, and quick actions. • Dual Surfaces: Accessible via a compact toolbar popup (560px) and an expanded New Tab Cockpit dashboard with Dark, Light, and System theme support. Privacy & Security: • 100% Local Storage: Personal Access Tokens are stored strictly on your local device (chrome.storage.local). • Zero Telemetry: No third-party tracking, analytics, or external servers. • Direct Communication: Communicates directly and exclusively with official GitHub REST APIs (https://api.github.com). • Read-Only Mode: Operates solely with read-only permissions — never modifies your code or repositories.
Aug 31, 2026
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