Find all open PRs across your GitHub repos where you are specifically requested as a reviewer (not via team), excluding drafts and PRs you've already approved.

jj workspace note: You may be in a non-default jj workspace with no .git directory. If gh commands fail, set GIT_DIR to point to the default workspace.

Steps

1. Get your GitHub username:

bash

gh api user -q '.login'

2. Search for PRs requesting your review:

bash

gh search prs --review-requested=@me --state=open --draft=false --json repository,number,title,author,createdAt,url

Note: --draft=false excludes draft PRs.

3. For each PR, check your review status:

bash

gh pr view <number> --repo <repo> --json reviews,reviewRequests

Filter OUT PRs where:

•Your most recent review is "APPROVED" (you're done with this one)

Keep PRs where:

•You haven't reviewed yet (still in reviewRequests)
•Your most recent review is "CHANGES_REQUESTED" or "COMMENTED" (needs re-review)

4. Display results:

markdown

## 📋 Your Review Queue

| # | Repo | PR | Title | Author | Age | Status |
|---|------|-----|-------|--------|-----|--------|
| 1 | org/repo | [#123](url) | Add user authentication | @author | 2d | ⏳ Pending |
| 2 | org/repo | [#456](url) | Fix pagination bug | @author | 5d | 🔄 Changes requested |

Total: X PRs awaiting your review

Status meanings:

•⏳ Pending - You haven't reviewed yet
•🔄 Changes requested - You requested changes, author may have updated
•💬 Commented - You left comments but didn't approve/reject

5. Offer next steps:

•"Want to start reviewing one? Give me the number or URL."
•If user picks one, suggest: "Run /centaur-review <url> to start a collaborative review"

Done when: Review queue is displayed with actionable next steps.