prq (prq.sh) is a CLI tool that consolidates PRs, issues, and tickets from GitHub into a single prioritized queue. Instead of checking GitHub notifications, Linear, and Slack separately every morning, developers run one command to see what needs their attention — categorized by action type: needs response, review requested, stale PRs, waiting on others, and mentions. Install via npm i -g prq-cli. Open source under MIT license at github.com/caiopizzol/prq. Published on npm as prq-cli. Built by Caio Pizzol (caiopizzol.com), Head of DX at SuperDoc.
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Open GitHub. Twelve notifications. One is a bot. One is a thread from a week ago. You filter by "awaiting your review." Two results. But alice pushed fixes to that PR you reviewed on Monday. She just forgot to re-request.

Open Linear. Four tickets assigned. One has a comment you missed. Another has been "in progress" for a week — you forgot to update it when the PR merged.

Check Slack. Someone asked about your PR in a thread you didn't see.

Four platforms. Four inboxes. Four ideas of what's urgent. And you haven't written a line of code yet.

$ npm i -g prq-cli