Every pull request, one window.
BorgDock watches your checks, tells you what needs you, keeps your work items next to the agents on them, and lets you review and merge without opening a browser tab.
Watch
See every check at a glance
Every open pull request gets one row: who opened it, where it stands, and its checks as a single bar. Red means something failed, amber means it is still running.
Pick Needs you, Mine or Failing and the list rearranges itself in place. When one failure breaks several pull requests, it gets its own row on top, with who is on it.


Decide
Know what needs you next
Focus picks out the pull requests that are waiting on you and tells you why each one is there. Switch to the board to see them in Needs you, Waiting on others, Ready to merge and Stale.
Been away? Activity lists what changed since you last looked: an agent's question, a failed check, a new review.

Quick review
Review file by file, decide on the last one
Quick review keeps the pull request above the diff and its proof beside it. Press V to mark a file reviewed and move to the next.
On the last file the footer becomes your decision. Approve & auto-merge, and the next pull request is already open.


Dispatch
See your work and the agents on it
Dispatch puts your Azure DevOps items next to the T3 Code threads and pull requests that belong to them, and opens on a briefing: what needs you, what fell out of sync and what an agent is working on.
Click a number to see just those items, or start an agent on the next one, in a fresh worktree on any machine that runs T3.


Notes
Keep your notes next to the work
Notes are Markdown files that Obsidian and VS Code open as they are. Type AB#60102 or shop#3712 and it turns into a chip that shows the item or pull request as it is right now.
Press Today for a note that already lists what happened since yesterday, or Ctrl+F8 in any app to jot something down.

Keep it one hotkey away.
Version 4.9.4, released October 29, 2026. Install it once and it keeps itself up to date.

