A fast terminal dashboard for your Azure DevOps pull requests. It signs in through the Azure CLI — no PAT to manage — and keeps three lists in front of you, auto-refreshing as you work:
- 📤 Created by me — the PRs you opened and are shepherding to merge.
- 🔴 Required from me — PRs where you're a required reviewer (they block the merge until you weigh in).
- ⚪ Optional for me — PRs where you're only an optional reviewer.
Each row shows status, a resolved/started comment-thread ratio, age, and either an approvals tally (your PRs) or your current vote (reviews) — with one-key shortcuts to open a PR or copy its link.
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Alex Rivera @ contoso · updated 6s ago
▸ 3 awaiting your review · 1 of yours need attention
Created by me (1)
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│ Status PR Title Approvals Repo Comments Age │
│ ❯ needs approval !20992 Fix token refresh race 1/2 core-api 6/7 3d │
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Required from me (2)
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│ My vote PR Title Author Repo Comments Age │
│ waiting !20910 Bump dependencies Priya Sharma platform 9/12 1d │
│ rejected !20961 Investigate flaky Tomás Méndez web-portal ? 3h │
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Optional for me (1)
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│ My vote PR Title Author Repo Comments Age │
│ approved !20955 Tidy logging Jia Chen web-portal 4/4 6h │
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tab switch list • enter/o open in browser • y copy URL • r refresh • ? help • q quit
- 🔑 No tokens to manage — rides your existing
az loginsession. - 🎯 Three focused lists split by your reviewer role, deduplicated.
- 💬 Comment insight — a resolved/started thread ratio per PR, colored green when clear and red while threads are open.
- ✅ Merge-readiness at a glance — needs approval, unresolved, checks failing, or ready to merge for your own PRs.
- 🔔 Desktop notifications when a review lands on your plate (delta-based,
never spammy). Disable with
--notify=false. - ♻️ Live auto-refresh with a countdown, plus
rto refresh now.
See docs/features.md for the full list.
macOS — Homebrew (recommended, no Gatekeeper warning):
brew install zunhdev/tap/azprWindows — Scoop (recommended, no SmartScreen warning):
scoop bucket add zunhdev https://github.com/zunhdev/scoop-bucket
scoop install azprWith Go (1.26+):
go install github.com/zunhdev/azure-pr-viewer/cmd/azpr@latestPrefer a manual download or building from source? See docs/installation.md.
First, make sure the Azure CLI is installed and you're signed in:
az loginThen point azpr at your organization:
azpr --org contoso # your Azure DevOps organization (required)A few handy flags:
azpr --refresh 30s # faster auto-refresh
azpr --notify=false # silence desktop notifications
azpr --debug # write debug logs to a fileThe org is the only required setting — pass it with --org, the AZDO_ORG
environment variable, or a config file. See
docs/configuration.md for all settings.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
↑ / k |
Move up |
↓ / j |
Move down |
tab / ← → |
Switch between lists |
enter / o |
Open the selected PR in browser |
y / c |
Copy the selected PR's URL |
r |
Refresh now |
? |
Toggle full help |
q / ctrl+c |
Quit |
- It asks you to
az login— runaz loginand confirm you can reachhttps://dev.azure.com/<org>. - Both lists are empty — check
--orgmatches your organization and that you have active PRs there. Tryazpr --debugand inspect the log file. - Counts show
?— a per-PR threads request failed transiently; the next refresh usually clears it.
- Features — the complete feature tour.
- Installation — manual download & building from source.
- Configuration — flags, env vars, and the config file.
- Architecture — how it works under the hood.
- Development — tasks and the dev toolchain.
- Contributing — contributor workflow and how releases are cut.
MIT © Denis Rodionov.