gh-dash
About gh-dash
gh-dash is a terminal-based interface for interacting with GitHub. It provides a text user interface (TUI) for managing pull requests and issues directly from the command line.
The tool is designed for developers who prefer working in terminal environments and want to maintain their workflow without switching to a web browser. It integrates with GitHub's API to provide access to repository data and actions.
Key features
- User-defined sections for pull requests and issues per repository
- Customizable vim-style keyboard shortcuts
- Configurable actions for specific workflow needs
- Support for GitHub operations like diff viewing, commenting, and branch management
- YAML configuration file for all settings
Download v4.25.2
Jul 10, 2026Frequently asked questions
- Is gh-dash free?
- Yes. gh-dash is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
- Which platforms does gh-dash support?
- gh-dash provides downloads for Windows.
- What is the latest version of gh-dash?
- The latest version is v4.25.2, released on Jul 10, 2026.
- What is gh-dash?
- gh-dash is a terminal user interface for GitHub that allows managing pull requests and issues without leaving the command line.
- How do I configure gh-dash?
- All settings can be controlled through a YAML configuration file, allowing customization of sections, shortcuts, and actions.
- Where can I find documentation?
- Documentation is available at gh-dash.dev/getting-started
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