Review, label, and merge your agents' pull requests without leaving the session
If your agents open GitHub pull requests for you, you can now review and merge them directly in the same session. Previously, the Pull Requests tab was read-only, so any follow-up changes had to be made in GitHub.
You can now edit a PR's title and description, paste screenshots or videos directly into it, add or remove labels, and request reviews from people or teams (or cancel pending requests). You can also leave comments with a Markdown preview, and your drafts are preserved when switching between tabs or PRs. Hover over the check count to see individual CI jobs and links to their runs, making it easier to spot failures and ask the agent to fix them in your next message.
Request a reviewer, add a label, and paste a screenshot into the description, then link a second PR and squash-merge it. Back on the first PR, the comment draft is still there to post.
When the PR is ready, merge it from the Summary tab using any method your repository allows (merge, squash, or rebase), or turn off auto-merge if you set it too early. Omnigent merges only the commit you were looking at. If the agent pushes again in the meantime, the merge is refused instead of shipping changes you haven't seen.
To try it, open Pull Requests in the workspace rail of a coding-agent
session with a GitHub PR. PRs the agent opened or worked on appear there on
their own; for any other PR, click + (Link a PR) and paste its URL. The
title pencil sits in the panel header. Description edits, reviewers, labels,
and merging live on the Summary tab, and new comments go in the Comments tab.
Every action needs edit access to the session and runs on the session's host
as the PR's selected GitHub account (by default, the host's active gh
account). For how the tab finds and tracks a session's PRs, see the
Web UI guide.
GitLab merge requests and Azure DevOps pull requests stay readable in the same tab, but these actions work only on GitHub for now.
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