gh-dash is a terminal user interface for GitHub that integrates with the GitHub CLI.
The tool addresses the friction of switching between terminal workflows and web browsers when managing GitHub tasks. It provides a rich, interactive dashboard within the terminal that displays pull requests, issues, and other GitHub data in an organized layout. Users can browse, filter, and interact with GitHub content without leaving their command-line environment. The interface is built using terminal UI libraries that support keyboard navigation and mouse interaction, allowing developers to maintain their workflow velocity.
Teams and individual developers who spend significant time in the terminal and want to reduce context switching should consider this tool. It works well for those already using the GitHub CLI who need quick access to pull requests and issues across repositories. The project positions itself as a flow-preserving alternative to opening a web browser for routine GitHub operations.
The project shows active maintenance with regular updates and community engagement through a dedicated Discord server. Development appears responsive to user feedback, with the codebase accepting contributions and the maintainer maintaining a public sponsorship program to support ongoing work.
