Greptile HUD is a hold-to-peek macOS control center that shows you every open PR's Greptile confidence score, live review status, and your own CI runs — without leaving your keyboard. Hold Right Shift, get the tea.
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Every PR's Greptile score at a glance — green, yellow, orange, or red. The same colors your designer uses when they see your CSS.
See when Greptile is re-reviewing and for how long, in real time. It's like watching paint dry, but with more CI bills.
Every CI run you kicked off — running, failed, or success — sorted to the top. Accountability has never been this convenient.
Uses your existing gh CLI auth. If you don't have gh, it will also accept one (1) mildly embarrassed apology.
Anywhere. In iTerm, in Cursor, mid-argument with your teammate. The overlay appears wherever your mouse is.
PRs sorted by who's actively being reviewed, with scores, review counts, and your CI runs on the side.
Let go to hide. Click to open a PR, or hit ↻ to re-trigger a review like the tiny chaos gremlin you are.
Only mildly. It reads your open PRs through your existing gh login and judges them silently. Technically that's less surveillance than your code reviewer does.
Left Shift was already taken — by caps lock pretending to be a shift key. Right Shift had nothing better to do.
No, and we're deeply sorry. On those platforms it compiles to a single tear rolling down your terminal emulator's cheek.
Free, open source, no account, no telemetry. The catch is you'll finally have to look at your own CI failures instead of blaming the flaky test.
It checks GitHub Releases itself and can install updates with one click — SHA-256 verified, signature checked, swap safe. We did the boring part so you can keep vibing.