LogiKFlow for GitHub

Open GitHub pull requests in LogiKFlow's reading order, and see when an order exists.

Read GitHub pull requests in the order they make sense. GitHub lists changed files alphabetically, so you often review the API before the model it depends on. LogiKFlow for GitHub adds an "Open in LogiKFlow" button to every pull request page, so you can jump straight into a reading order that walks through the change step by step. WHAT IT DOES • Adds an "Open in LogiKFlow" button to GitHub pull request pages • Shows a badge when a reading order exists, how many sections it has, and who arranged it • Tells you when an order needs updating after new commits are pushed • Lets you choose the button style from the extension popup HOW TO USE 1. Install the extension. 2. Sign in to LogiKFlow at logikflow.dev in the same browser. 3. Open any pull request on github.com and click "Open in LogiKFlow". PRIVACY • Runs only on github.com and talks only to logikflow.dev. • Sends just the repository name and pull request number of the page you're on, using your existing LogiKFlow session. • Stores your button style setting, plus a list of recently merged pull requests so each celebration happens only once. Nothing else is collected. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and other Chromium browsers. Support: support@logikflow.dev Privacy policy: logikflow.dev/privacy