Shared Repo

Keep your team's shared repositories at your fingertips — track PRs, issues, and review requests right from GitHub.

Shared Repo keeps every GitHub repository you collaborate on just one click away. Instead of digging through your profile, organizations, or starred lists, open the Shared Repo popup and instantly see every repo where you're a collaborator — along with what actually needs your attention: open review requests, assigned issues, and recent activity. It's built to feel like a native part of GitHub, not a third-party tool bolted on top. ✦ WHAT YOU GET • One-click access to every repository shared with you See all repos you're a collaborator on in a clean, searchable list — personal projects, team repos, and organization repos in one place. • Action-first sorting Repos with review requests or assigned issues bubble to the top, so the work waiting on you is always visible first. • Live PR & issue counts See at a glance how many pull requests need your review and how many issues are assigned to you, per repo. • Fast fuzzy search Type a few letters to instantly filter to the repo you want. • Background sync Your list stays fresh automatically — no need to refresh or re-authenticate every time. • GitHub-native design Light and dark themes that match GitHub's look and feel, so it never looks out of place. ✦ WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Lightweight — no bloated dashboard, no analytics layer, just the list you need. • Private — your token and data stay in your browser. Nothing is sent to any third-party server. • No tracking. No ads. No accounts to create. ✦ HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension. 2. Open the options page and paste a GitHub personal access token (with repo scope). 3. Click the Shared Repo icon any time to see all your shared repositories with their current state. ✦ PERMISSIONS — WHY WE NEED THEM • github.com & api.github.com — to fetch your repositories, pull requests, and issues from GitHub's API. • storage — to save your token and synced repository list locally in your browser. • alarms — to refresh data periodically in the background. • tabs — to open repos in a new tab when you click them. We never collect, transmit, or sell your data. Everything stays on your device. ——— Built for engineers who work across a lot of repos and want a faster path back to the ones that matter.