OpenCodeHub Graphite-Parity Plan

Goal

Make OpenCodeHub feel like a unified, stack-first code review platform rather than a collection of separate features.

Product target

Match the core workflow quality of Graphite across:

stacked PR creation and maintenance
PR inbox and review queue
merge queue orchestration
AI-assisted review inside the PR flow
team notifications and reviewer routing
delivery insights

Delivery phases

Phase 1 — Review Workflow Foundation

Focus on the daily reviewer loop.

Smart PR inbox with urgency sorting
stack-aware review context in inbox rows
queue readiness and AI review signals in inbox
stronger PR page summary and next-action surface

Phase 2 — Modern PR Review Surface

Focus on the core PR page.

review summary rail
stack navigation and blockers summary
check status rollup
reviewer assignment and request actions
higher-signal conversation and file review affordances

Phase 3 — AI Reviewer Experience

Focus on a productized AI flow.

AI review status in inbox and PR page
AI findings grouped by severity
suggested-fix application workflow
conversational PR copilot / chat surface

Phase 4 — Merge Orchestration

Focus on confident shipping.

stack-aware merge queue UX
speculative run visibility
queue health and retry actions
stronger protections and failure messaging

Phase 5 — Team Workflow & Metrics

Focus on management and scale.

reviewer load balancing
smarter notifications and routing
team review SLAs
delivery dashboards tied to stacks and queue flow

Current sprint

Sprint A — Smart Inbox

Deliver a Graphite-style entry point for code review.

Planned scope:

overview cards for review workload
smart priority sort
stack, merge queue, and AI review signals in each row
fixed PR deep-links
client-side search for review triage

Status: shipped

Sprint B — PR Review Cockpit

Deliver a Graphite-style PR command surface.

Planned scope:

review cockpit summary rail on the PR page
next-action guidance for review, queue, and merge
stack, queue, AI review, and checks signals in one place
real reviewers and assignees summary instead of placeholders
quick jump actions for conversation, files, and commits

Status: shipped

Sprint C — AI Review Assistant

Deliver a productized AI reviewer inside the PR flow.

Planned scope:

strong empty, running, completed, and failed AI review states
grouped findings by severity and file
AI summary with model, provider, and run metadata
refresh and rerun controls from the review surface
first-pass guided triage for highest-risk findings

Status: shipped

Sprint D — Merge Orchestration Console

Deliver a stronger queue operator experience.

Planned scope:

queue health summary and throughput signals
speculative run visibility on the merge queue page
failed entry recovery with retry and removal actions
clearer queue lane, attempt, and ETA metadata
tighter PR-to-queue workflow continuity

Status: shipped

Sprint E — Team Workflow Command Center

Deliver a team-level workflow and metrics surface.

Planned scope:

reviewer load and active queue visibility on the dashboard
team flow metrics with merge and review throughput signals
notification routing and blocking alert summaries
SLA-style attention panels for overdue review work
tighter handoff between inbox, notifications, and repository work

Status: shipped

Sprint F — Workflow Continuity Hub

Deliver tighter movement between review surfaces.

Planned scope:

inbox, dashboard, and notifications linked as one attention system
blocking notifications promoted into a dedicated lane
quick-jump actions to review, clear, and route work faster
stronger summary cards for notification pressure and review demand
consistent workflow framing across attention surfaces

Status: shipped

Sprint G — Repository Review Operations

Deliver a repo-level review command surface.

Planned scope:

repository pull request metrics and review pressure summary
stronger row-level signals for queue, AI, and merge readiness
faster multi-select actions for merge-ready work
clearer handoff from repository pulls to queue and insights
tighter review operations framing on the repository PR list

Status: shipped

Sprint H — Repository Insights Upgrade

Deliver a repo-level flow and delivery lens.

Planned scope:

review, queue, and AI pressure summaries on the insights page
stronger flow-health framing alongside pulse metrics
direct links from insights into pull requests and merge queue execution
contributor and workload sections aligned with review operations
clearer action-oriented repository intelligence instead of passive charts only

Status: shipped

Sprint I — Reviewer Routing Center

Deliver faster reviewer and owner routing from the repository PR surface.

Planned scope:

load-aware reviewer suggestions for repository pull request operations
bulk request-reviewer actions from selected PRs
bulk assignee routing from selected PRs
required-vs-requested reviewer control for routing workflows
tighter workflow continuity between repo operations and reviewer ownership

Status: shipped

Sprint J — Merge Queue Intake Lane

Deliver faster queue admission from repository pull request operations.

Planned scope:

bulk queue-add actions from the repository PR list
queue-ready selection for merge-clean pull requests that are not already queued
merge method and queue priority controls at routing time
partial-success queue intake feedback for maintainers operating many PRs
tighter handoff from review operations into merge queue execution

Status: shipped

Sprint K — Merge Queue Control Lane

Deliver direct queue control from the repository PR list.

Planned scope:

queued-PR selection directly from the repository pull request surface
bulk queue reprioritization without opening the merge queue page
bulk queue removal for stale or blocked entries
queue control feedback with added, skipped, and failed style summaries
tighter continuity between queue intake and queue operations on one surface

Status: shipped

Sprint L — Reviewer SLA Escalation Lane

Deliver review-health actioning from the repository PR list.

Planned scope:

stale review detection surfaced on repository pull request rows
reviewer SLA risk signals based on aging review requests
bulk dismissal of stale reviews from the repository operations surface
bulk reviewer escalation for overdue review requests
tighter continuity between reviewer routing and follow-through operations

Status: shipped

Sprint M — Row-Level Quick Actions

Deliver one-click PR operations directly from repository PR rows.

Planned scope:

quick queue add and queue removal directly from PR rows
quick reviewer routing from PR rows using load-aware suggestions
quick stale-review dismissal from PR rows
quick reviewer SLA escalation from PR rows
tighter movement from repository scan to action without multi-select setup

Status: shipped

Sprint N — Smart Row Controls

Deliver smarter one-click ownership and queue tuning on PR rows.

Planned scope:

quick owner routing from PR rows using repo-level candidate signals
quick queue priority boosting from PR rows for already queued pull requests
shared row-control settings for urgency and reviewer behavior
tighter row-level movement from detection to ownership and queue tuning
smarter single-PR actioning without opening side surfaces first

Status: shipped

Sprint O — Compact Row Action Menu

Deliver denser, cleaner row-level actions without losing speed.

Planned scope:

compact expandable quick-action menu on each PR row
reduced visual clutter from many always-visible row buttons
preserved one-click execution inside the row action surface
stronger scan-to-action ergonomics for dense repository PR lists
tighter row-level control presentation aligned with a workflow cockpit feel

Status: shipped

Sprint P — Repository Attention Lanes

Deliver one-click triage lanes for the repository PR surface.

Planned scope:

attention-lane presets for merge-ready, queue-ready, queued, stale-review, SLA-risk, draft, and AI-risk work
active lane framing kept visible beside current selection context
lane counts that adapt to current search and open/closed filtering
fast lane reset without losing the rest of the repo operations surface
tighter movement from repository scan into a specific bucket of action-ready work

Status: shipped

Sprint Q — Lane Execution Paths

Deliver direct batch execution from repository attention lanes.

Planned scope:

one-click select-lane actions for the active repository workflow bucket
lane-specific batch execution for queue-ready, queued, stale-review, SLA-risk, and merge-ready work
lane routing and owner assignment using the same reviewer-routing controls already on the surface
active-lane execution counts kept visible beside lane actions
tighter movement from triage lane to bulk execution without rebuilding selection manually

Status: shipped

Sprint R — Action Outcome Recap

Deliver visible post-action feedback for repository workflow execution.

Planned scope:

persistent recap of the last repository pull-request operation after reload
summary framing for bulk merge, queue, routing, and review-health actions
lane and row actions contribute to one shared repository operations recap surface
action recap kept dismissible so the cockpit stays clean after follow-up work
tighter confidence loop from execution into verification without leaving the PR surface

Status: shipped

Sprint S — Saved Team Presets

Deliver reusable repository workflow presets for recurring triage patterns.

Planned scope:

save current lane, routing, queue, and SLA configuration as a named preset
apply saved presets directly from the repository PR cockpit
lightweight preset summaries that show lane, queue mode, and routing context at a glance
delete stale presets without leaving the surface
tighter reuse of team review operating modes across repeated repository triage sessions

Status: shipped

Sprint T — Preset Execution Paths

Turn saved team presets into one-click repository workflow macros.

Planned scope:

attach a primary run action to each saved preset
auto-select the preset lane when applying or running a preset
run a preset directly from the repository PR cockpit without rebuilding selection manually
preserve routing and owner context so preset execution can drive reviewer and assignee actions
show preset execution intent inline so teams can distinguish state-only presets from executable ones

Status: shipped

Sprint U — Lane-Aware Preset Recommendations

Surface lane-based preset suggestions directly inside the repository PR cockpit.

Planned scope:

recommend the best saved or generated preset for the highest-pressure repository lanes
attach one-click run and load actions to each recommendation
generate lane-aware defaults when no saved preset exists for the current workflow bucket
allow recommended presets to be saved into the reusable team preset library
explain why each recommendation is being surfaced so teams understand the lane pressure behind it

Status: shipped

Sprint V — Scheduled Preset Runs

Let repository teams schedule recurring preset-driven workflow passes.

Planned scope:

create browser-backed schedules for saved or recommended presets
support recurring queue-intake and daily SLA-sweep schedule templates
show due state, next run time, and last run time for each preset schedule
allow operators to run, pause, resume, and delete scheduled presets from the repository cockpit
auto-run due schedules while the repository workflow surface is open

Status: shipped

Sprint W — Schedule History and Delivery Reporting

Make scheduled preset runs observable with history and outcome reporting.

Planned scope:

persist a recent run history for scheduled presets across repository cockpit refreshes
capture delivery outcome, trigger mode, lane, action, and PR scope for each schedule run
show aggregate reporting for successful runs, warnings, automatic runs, and PRs touched
surface the latest delivery outcome directly on each scheduled preset row
let operators clear reporting history when they want a fresh operational view

Status: shipped

Sprint X — Cross-Repo Preset Rollups

Expand preset operations from a single repository view into team-level reporting.

Planned scope:

preserve repository identity on saved presets, schedules, and schedule delivery history
roll up preset adoption and active schedules across repositories in one cockpit surface
show team-level schedule reporting by repository, including delivery volume and warning pressure
highlight the most reused preset names across repository workflow surfaces
keep current-repo actions intact while exposing cross-repo operational context

Status: shipped

Sprint Y — Shared Team Preset Publishing

Turn reusable repo presets into a publish/import workflow across repositories.

Planned scope:

publish saved presets from one repository into a shared team preset library
import shared presets from other repositories into the current cockpit
sync imported presets to the latest shared version without rebuilding them manually
show which presets are published locally versus imported from another repo
preserve cross-repo preset sharing while keeping per-repository execution and schedule controls intact

Status: shipped

Sprint Z — Shared Preset Permissions and Audit Trails

Add governance controls so shared presets can be safely operated across repositories.

Planned scope:

enforce publish and sync actions against the viewer's repository access level
let source repositories set who can import versus who can manage a shared preset
prevent imported presets from overwriting the source repository's shared definition
surface permission state inline where shared presets are published, imported, and reused
record a recent audit trail for shared preset publishes, permission changes, imports, and sync attempts

Status: shipped

Sprint AA — CLI Workflow Cockpit Polish

Bring the terminal experience closer to the web cockpit with clearer stack-first review surfaces.

Planned scope:

turn the root CLI help into a grouped workflow command center instead of a flat command dump
upgrade pull request, inbox, queue, and AI review output with richer status chips and action-oriented summaries
make command output feel consistent across review, queue, and delivery flows
keep scripting-safe flags intact while improving the default human-facing presentation
preserve existing command behavior while making the CLI feel closer to Graphite-style review operations

Status: shipped

Sprint AB — Interactive Terminal Focus View

Turn the CLI into an action surface, not just a reporting surface.

Planned scope:

add a terminal focus view that summarizes the current branch, linked PR, queue state, and tracked stack branches
let operators queue or dequeue pull requests without leaving the focus surface
allow stack sync from the same focus surface so rebases stay close to review work
support review approval from the same interactive cockpit to reduce context switching
preserve a non-interactive snapshot mode for scripts and terminal automation

Status: shipped

Sprint AC — Reviewer Inbox Shortcuts in Focus

Expand the terminal focus cockpit so reviewer actions stay in one loop.

Planned scope:

add request-changes and comment shortcuts directly inside the focus prompt flow
trigger AI review from the same focus surface without switching commands
open the current branch PR in the browser from the focus cockpit when deeper inspection is needed
keep queue, sync, and approval actions intact while broadening the reviewer workflow path
preserve refreshable snapshot behavior so the focus surface remains safe for repeated use

Status: shipped

Sprint AD — Focus Merge and Navigation Shortcuts

Keep more of the stacked delivery loop inside the same terminal cockpit.

Planned scope:

merge a selected pull request from the focus surface with explicit merge method control
check out a selected PR branch locally without leaving the focus loop
copy PR URLs or PR numbers for chat, tickets, and release coordination directly from focus
preserve current queue, review, and browser shortcuts while expanding terminal-native navigation
keep recap messaging strong so each shortcut confirms the exact branch or PR that changed

Status: shipped

Sprint AE — Focus Reviewer and Queue Control Shortcuts

Expand och focus so maintainers can finish more review and queue work without leaving the cockpit.

Planned scope:

close a selected pull request from the focus surface with confirmation
preview a selected PR diff directly in the focus recap flow
assign requested or required reviewers from repository routing candidates
reprioritize or remove queued pull requests from the same interactive loop
preserve merge, browser, clipboard, and review shortcuts while broadening queue-control coverage

Status: shipped

Sprint AF — Focus Diff Pager Depth

Deepen PR inspection inside och focus so long diffs do not force a context switch.

Planned scope:

open full PR diffs in the configured terminal pager when interactive mode is available
preserve quick diff previews in the focus recap lane for short inspection loops
support clipboard export for the full diff when reviewers need to share or archive it
keep colorized, readable diff output when paging through large patches
preserve the existing focus loop so diff inspection returns to the cockpit cleanly

Status: shipped

Sprint AG — Stack Reorder Control

Bring stack structure editing into the CLI so operators can reshape stacked delivery lanes without dropping to the web UI.

Planned scope:

add an interactive och stack reorder flow that loads tracked stack PRs from the current repository
preview dependency-based stack suggestions before applying any metadata changes
support manual move-up and move-down style reordering from the terminal loop
apply the selected order through the stack-order API with clear recap output
preserve stack submit and sync flows while making stack structure changes easier from the CLI

Status: shipped

Sprint AH — Stack Submit Preview and Parent Reassignment

Make stack maintenance safer by letting operators inspect the submit plan and repair parent links before pushing.

Planned scope:

add a stack submit preview mode that shows branch order, generated titles, and linked open PR coverage
surface whether each tracked stack branch already has an open PR on the same source branch
add a terminal command to inspect, reassign, or clear tracked parent branches
prevent obvious parent-cycle mistakes during reassignment
keep reorder, sync, and submit flows coherent after parent-link edits

Status: shipped

Sprint AI — Stack Health Checks and Submit Gap Warnings

Make stack delivery safer by surfacing merge blockers and submission gaps before operators push or merge.

Planned scope:

add a dedicated och stack health command for the current tracked stack
flag missing linked PR coverage, draft PRs, and parent-target mismatches across the stack
surface PR merge-readiness blockers directly in terminal stack workflows
show richer warning panels inside och stack submit --preview
prompt before continuing with stack submit when interactive health checks find gaps or blockers

Status: shipped

Sprint AJ — Stack Approval and Merge Terminal Flows

Keep the end of the stacked delivery lane inside the CLI by bringing approval requests and stack merge execution into the same terminal workflow.

Planned scope:

add a dedicated och stack approvals command for stack-wide approval visibility
support reviewer requests and dry-run reviewer eligibility checks from the terminal
surface stack merge blockers and approval status before queueing merge
add och stack merge with explicit merge method control and confirmation flow
support CLI bearer-token access for stack approval, readiness, and merge APIs

Status: shipped

Sprint AK — Focus Stack Approval and Merge Cockpit

Keep the stack approval and merge finish line inside och focus so operators can stay in one interactive lane.

Planned scope:

surface the active remote stack directly inside the focus snapshot
add focus shortcuts for stack approval visibility and reviewer requests
add focus shortcuts for stack merge readiness and queueing merge
preserve the existing review, queue, and diff shortcuts while expanding stack operations
keep action recap messaging strong so focus remains a safe command loop

Status: shipped

Sprint AL — Stack Auto-Update and Rebase Polish

Make stack maintenance more reliable from the terminal by surfacing behind status and clearer rebase outcomes.

Planned scope:

add a dedicated och stack update command for remote stack behind-status checks
support terminal auto-update and full remote stack rebase flows
enable CLI bearer-token access for stack auto-update and rebase APIs
show branch-level recaps after local stack sync operations
keep stack maintenance outcomes readable enough for quick operator follow-through

Status: shipped

Sprint AM — Stack-Aware Reviewer Hints and Merge-Lane Queue Polish

Make the terminal stack cockpit smarter by showing reviewer-load guidance and adding a dedicated stack-to-queue lane command.

Planned scope:

surface stack-aware reviewer recommendations and load hints inside och focus
show stack position context in focus review rows and reviewer assignment choices
add a dedicated och stack queue command for merge-lane planning and execution
preview already-queued, skipped, and queueable stack PRs before writing queue state
keep stack routing and merge-lane actions readable enough for quick operator follow-through

Status: shipped

Sprint AN — Focus Stack Queue Management and Queue-Health Hints

Make the terminal cockpit stronger at merge-lane execution by bringing stack queue controls and queue-pressure hints into och focus.

Planned scope:

add stack queue preview and execution directly inside och focus
support queued-stack reprioritize, removal, and failed-entry retry flows from the same loop
surface repository queue-health counters alongside active-stack queue coverage
show load hints for how much repository queue pressure sits ahead of the current stack lane
keep queue management readable enough that terminal operators can stay in one focus surface

Status: shipped

Sprint AO — Focus Queue Operator Controls

Make the terminal cockpit usable for head-of-line merge-queue operations by bringing repository-level process and retry controls into och focus.

Planned scope:

add repository queue process control directly inside och focus
support failed-entry retry from the queue-management flow without leaving focus
keep reprioritize and removal paths available for active queue entries in the same control surface
reuse queue-health hints so operators can act on queue pressure with immediate context
keep queue operations readable enough for maintainers to stay inside one terminal loop

Status: shipped

Sprint AP — Focus Queue Head and Failure Visibility

Make the terminal cockpit easier to operate under queue pressure by surfacing queue-head detail and failed-entry reasons directly in the focus summary.

Planned scope:

show richer queue-head detail inline in the och focus queue panel
preview recent failed-entry reasons without opening a separate queue surface
keep stack queue coverage and repository queue counts visible beside the new detail lines
help operators spot broken queue entries and active head-of-line state at a glance
keep the queue summary readable enough for one-loop terminal triage

Status: shipped

Sprint AQ — Focus Queue Entry Drill-Down

Make the terminal cockpit better for queue triage by letting operators preview a selected queue entry in detail from och focus.

Planned scope:

add queue entry preview actions directly inside och focus
show status, CI state, timestamps, stack position, and failure reason for the selected entry
keep queue-head and failed-entry summaries visible in the main queue panel
help operators inspect individual queue entries without leaving the focus loop
keep the preview readable enough for quick merge-lane decision making

Status: shipped

Sprint AR — Focus Queue Entry Direct Actions

Make queue triage faster by letting operators open or copy the selected queued PR directly from the focus queue flow.

Planned scope:

support opening the selected queued PR in the browser from och focus
support copying the queued PR URL, number, or both from the queue preview flow
preserve the detailed queue-entry preview as the default inspection path
keep queue-head and failure visibility intact alongside the new direct actions
keep queue triage fast enough that operators can stay inside one terminal loop

Status: shipped

Sprint AS — Focus Cross-Repo Queue Pressure Summary

Make the terminal cockpit more useful for operators managing multiple repositories by surfacing queue pressure across sibling repos directly in och focus.

Planned scope:

load queue summaries for repositories under the current owner namespace
show queued, ready, pending, and failed pressure across sibling repos in one panel
keep the current repository visible in the same panel for quick comparison
surface the head queued PR for the busiest repos so operators can spot where flow is blocked
keep the cross-repo summary lightweight enough for fast focus-loop triage

Status: shipped

Sprint AT — Focus Cross-Repo Queue Filtering and Sorting

Make the cross-repo queue pressure panel more operator-friendly by adding filter and sort controls directly inside och focus.

Planned scope:

add queue pressure filter controls for all repos, active repos, or failed repos
add sorting controls for pressure score, failures, queue size, ready count, and recency
keep the current repository pinned in the cross-repo panel for quick comparison
show the currently active filter and sort in the cross-repo summary footer
keep cross-repo queue triage adjustable without leaving the focus loop

Status: shipped

Success criteria

reviewers can see what needs attention first without opening multiple pages
stack relationships are visible from the inbox
merge-ready and blocked PRs are distinguishable at a glance
AI review state is visible before opening the PR
the UI feels consistent with the app design system
the PR page exposes one clear next action without making the user inspect multiple widgets
AI findings can be triaged directly from the PR page without scanning a flat wall of results
queue operators can identify blocked entries and speculative execution state without digging into logs
teams can spot overloaded reviewers, blocking alerts, and slow review flow from one dashboard surface
users can move from dashboard to inbox to notifications without losing context about what needs action next
repository maintainers can see review pressure and act on merge-ready PRs directly from the repo pull requests view
repository maintainers can understand review and delivery health from the insights page without hopping across multiple tabs
repository maintainers can route reviewers and assignees across multiple PRs without opening each PR individually
repository maintainers can move queue-ready pull requests into the merge queue in bulk from the repository PR list
repository maintainers can reprioritize or remove queued pull requests from the repository PR list without switching to the merge queue page
repository maintainers can identify overdue or stale review work and action it directly from the repository PR list
repository maintainers can take common queue and reviewer actions directly from an individual PR row
repository maintainers can quickly assign owners and tune queue urgency directly from an individual PR row
repository maintainers can access rich row-level actions without overwhelming the PR list with persistent controls
repository maintainers can instantly focus the PR list on one action lane without leaving the repository workflow surface
repository maintainers can execute the active repository attention lane in bulk without rebuilding selection first
repository maintainers can verify the outcome of their latest repository PR action even after the page refreshes
repository maintainers can reuse saved lane and action configurations for repeated team review workflows
repository maintainers can auto-select and execute saved repository workflow presets in one click
repository maintainers can see and act on lane-aware preset recommendations from the repository PR cockpit
repository maintainers can schedule recurring preset runs such as queue intake and SLA sweeps from the repository PR cockpit
repository maintainers can review delivery history and recent outcomes for scheduled preset runs from the repository PR cockpit
repository maintainers can review cross-repo preset adoption and team-level schedule reporting from the repository PR cockpit
repository maintainers can publish, import, and sync shared team presets across repository workflow cockpits
repository maintainers can govern shared preset access and review audit history from the repository PR cockpit
terminal users can triage inbox, PR, queue, and AI review workflows from a more polished stack-first CLI cockpit
terminal users can close PRs, preview diffs, route reviewers, and manage queue priority from the same focus loop
terminal users can inspect long PR diffs in a pager without leaving the focus cockpit
terminal users can reorder tracked stack PRs and apply updated stack metadata directly from the CLI
terminal users can preview stack submission intent and repair tracked parent links before pushing
terminal users can inspect stack health and merge blockers before submitting or merging a stacked lane
terminal users can request stack approvals and queue stack merges without leaving the terminal cockpit
terminal users can trigger stack approval and stack merge flows from the same interactive och focus cockpit
terminal users can inspect stack behind-status and run auto-update or rebase flows directly from the CLI
terminal users can see stack-aware reviewer load hints in och focus and add the full stack to the merge lane from one command
terminal users can queue, sync, and approve review work from one interactive focus surface
terminal users can request changes, comment, trigger AI review, and open the current PR from the same focus surface
terminal users can merge, check out, and copy PR references from the same focus surface