GHDash

GHDash is a small native dashboard for your GitHub work across the repositories you choose. It ships as three apps sharing one data layer: a native macOS app, an iPhone/iPad app, and a terminal TUI (ghdash). The whole point is to show everything that's waiting for you, at a glance.

What it shows:

• My open pull requests – with draft, review, approval, check, conflict and unresolved-thread status;
• Awaiting your review – PRs where your review is requested, plus Dependabot PRs nobody was asked to review;
• My pull requests waiting on reviewers – your PRs with nothing left for you to do;
• Pending actions – GitHub Actions runs not yet finished, including deployments awaiting approval.

Every row opens the PR or workflow run on GitHub (the app itself is read-only). A sidebar scopes the dashboard to one repository with per-repo item counts; the Dock badge counts the things waiting on you; data refreshes every three minutes. The Mac app signs in through the GitHub CLI (gh auth token, storing no credentials itself), the iOS app uses a personal access token kept in the device Keychain, and a demo mode with made-up data lets you try everything without signing in.

Vibe-coded evidence, verbatim from the author (README of https://github.com/markuspalme/gh-dash): "This project is 100% vibe-coded: all of the code was written by Claude Code from conversational prompts." The repository was created on 2026-10-02 and was still being pushed to on 2026-10-06 (17 commits).

Tech stack (as stated by the author): SwiftUI views shared by the macOS and iOS apps; the terminal app built with TermKit. AI tool: Claude Code. Open source on GitHub (2 stars).