SplashGitHub & Actions
From issue to worktree in one click.
Triage issues, pull requests, branches and failing runs across every repository your GitHub CLI login can see. When something needs doing, Work on this starts a session with the issue in the composer, or a fresh worktree from a pull request's head.
Triage
Across owners and organizations
Pick a set of repositories across owners, or Linked to Splash for the ones you have locally. Git remotes link projects automatically.
Needs me
Direct review requests, assignments, and your pull requests with failed checks or requested changes.
An inbox that stays local
Unread tracking, mark read, and snooze until tomorrow at 9 AM or until new activity. None of it touches your GitHub notifications.
Search beyond what’s loaded
Search GitHub covers issues and pull requests with author, assignee, label and review filters, with pause, resume and saved searches.
Saved views
Save the repository scope, owner, filters and search fields. Views and inbox state are scoped to your GitHub login.
New issue, with preview
Create an issue in any repository you can access, in a Markdown editor with a preview. Nothing is submitted until you press Create issue.
Work on this
The issue becomes the prompt.
Splash opens session setup with the item's title, description and URL in the composer, for you to review before sending. For a pull request, choose a fresh worktree from the PR head, fork PRs included.
- Splash fetches a unique temporary ref and creates its own branch, without switching your current checkout.
- Existing sessions are labelled when their branch or source URL matches the item.
Actions
Every run, every repository, one list.
Recent workflow runs across the selected repositories, newest first, with status, time, branch and event filters. Open a run for its jobs, step outcomes, runner, timings and matching Splash sessions, and search the log preview of a failed job right there.