The git gossiper — keep an eye on what's happening across your repos
gituqueiro = git + fofoqueiro (Brazilian Portuguese for gossiper)
A desktop app for monitoring GitHub Pull Requests, CI status, and repository health across multiple repositories and organizations. Built with Rust and iced.
- PR Dashboard — View open PRs across repos and entire organizations in one place
- CI Status — See pass/fail/running status per PR with links to check details
- Security & Quality — Monitor code scanning and Dependabot alerts per repo
- Filters — Show all PRs, only yours, PRs you're reviewing, or PRs by a specific user
- Search — Filter PRs by title, author, repo, number, or label
- Sorting — Click column headers to sort by repo, number, title, author, CI status, age, or size
- Double-click to open — Double-click any PR to open it in the browser
- Auto-refresh — Automatic polling with configurable interval
- Incremental loading — PRs appear as each repo responds, no waiting for all to finish
- OAuth login — Authenticate via GitHub's Device Flow (like
gh auth login) - Organization support — Monitor all repos in a GitHub organization
- Cross-platform — Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux
brew install marcelotrevisani/tap/gituqueiroOr install as a macOS app (.dmg with Dock icon):
brew install --cask marcelotrevisani/tap/gituqueiroPre-built binaries are available on the Releases page:
| Platform | Format |
|---|---|
| macOS (universal) | .dmg |
| macOS (x86_64 / aarch64) | .tar.gz |
| Linux (x86_64) | .tar.gz, .deb |
| Windows (x86_64) | .zip, .msi |
# Clone
git clone https://github.com/marcelotrevisani/gituqueiro.git
cd gituqueiro
# Build and run
cargo run --releasejust run-appThis builds a proper Gituqueiro.app with the icon in the Dock.
- Rust 1.75+
- System dependencies:
- Linux:
libwayland-dev libxkbcommon-dev - macOS / Windows: none
- Linux:
Open the app and click the Settings tab (top-right).
You have two options:
- Go to github.com/settings/tokens and create a token with these scopes:
repo(full access to private repos)read:org(read org membership)
- Paste the token in the GitHub Token field
- Click Save & Connect
- Create a GitHub OAuth App:
- Go to GitHub > Settings > Developer settings > OAuth Apps > New OAuth App
- Set the callback URL to
http://localhost(not used) - After creation, go to the app settings and enable Device Flow
- Copy the Client ID and paste it in the OAuth App Client ID field
- Click Login with GitHub
- A code will appear (e.g.
WDJB-MJHT) and your browser will open to GitHub - Enter the code in the browser and authorize
- The app will automatically detect the authorization and connect
Tip: You can also set the
GITHUB_TOKENenvironment variable and the app will use it automatically on startup.
In the Settings tab, scroll to Monitored Sources:
- Individual repos: Type
owner/repo(e.g.torvalds/linux) and click + Add - Organizations: Type the org name (e.g.
my-org) and click + Add to monitor all repos in that organization. Archived and disabled repos are automatically excluded.
Switch to the Pull Requests tab. PRs load incrementally as each repo responds.
- Use the sidebar filters to narrow down:
- All PRs — everything across all repos
- My PRs — PRs you authored
- Review Requested — PRs where you're a reviewer
- By User — PRs by a specific GitHub username
- Use the search box to filter by title, author, repo, number, or label
- Click column headers to sort (click again to reverse)
- Double-click a PR to open it in the browser
- Click the CI status (OK/X/~) to open the checks page
| Indicator | Meaning |
|---|---|
OK |
All CI checks passed |
X |
One or more checks failed |
~ |
Checks are running or pending |
? |
No CI checks found |
[DRAFT] |
Draft PR |
| Age color: green | Less than 7 days old |
| Age color: yellow | 7-30 days old |
| Age color: red | Over 30 days (stale) |
| Size: XS/S/M/L/XL | Based on lines changed |
Switch to the Security & Quality tab to see per-repo health:
- Code scanning alerts (with severity)
- Dependabot alerts (with severity)
- Open and stale PR counts
- Click alert links to view details on GitHub
The bottom-left of the sidebar shows your connection status:
- Green dot + username: connected
- Yellow dot: authenticating
- Red dot: not connected
Double-click the connection status to jump to Settings.
# Run with hot-reload (debug mode)
just run
# Run all checks (format + lint + test)
just check
# Run tests
just test
# Format code
just format
# Lint
just lint
# Generate icons from SVG
just icon
# Build macOS .app
just appsrc/
main.rs # Entry point, window icon setup
app.rs # Iced UI: sidebar, tabs, settings, PR list, health dashboard
config.rs # Persistent config (~/.config/gituqueiro/config.json)
lib.rs # Library exports
github/
mod.rs
types.rs # GitHub API + app data types
client.rs # GitHub API client, incremental fetch
oauth.rs # OAuth Device Flow
tests/
integration_tests.rs # Wiremock-based integration tests
icons/
icon.svg # Vector source
icon.icns # macOS
icon.ico # Windows
icon.png # 1024x1024
icon-*.png # All sizes
scripts/
build-icons.sh # SVG -> PNG/ICO/ICNS
build-app.sh # macOS .app bundle
MIT