One command. Zero noise.

You check your email. Twelve GitHub notifications. Three are reviews. One is a bot.

You open the PR tab. Filter by "awaiting your review." Two results.

But you know there are more.

Alice pushed fixes to that PR you reviewed on Monday. She just forgot to re-request. So you scroll. You click. You cross-reference.

This is broken.

prq. fixes that.
$

PRQ Status for caio-pizzol
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◆ Needs Re-review (2)
  superdoc#2352  fix: arrow key nav
    ↳ new commits since your review 2d ago
  superdoc#2088  feat: col separators
    ↳ new commits since your review 5d ago

● Requested (1)
  superdoc#2490  chore: bump deps
    ↳ requested 1d ago

○ Stale (1)
  superdoc#1808  feat: doc protection
    ↳ no activity for 30 days

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4 PRs · 1 repo
See it. Act on it.
$ prq review 482 open files changed
$ prq open 482 open in browser
$ prq nudge 482 post a comment
$ prq -i interactive mode
Bring your own tools.
// .prqrc.json
{
  "actions": {
    "review": "claude -p '/review {url}'"
  }
}
Configure any command. Use Claude Code, Codex, gh, or any CLI tool.
Install. Run. Done.
$ npm i -g prq-cli