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GPR connects your issue tracker, Git hosting, communication tools, and coding agents running on your local machines into a single workflow. It orchestrates work across those systems and makes it accessible from your phone: assign tasks, monitor agent progress, review diffs, and merge pull requests. Agents run on your machine. The phone is the control surface. The cloud relays control messages and optional integrations. Code stays in local git worktrees unless you push or open a PR.

5-minute setup

Install the CLI, pair a machine, connect GitHub, pick an agent, run a task.

How GPR works

Tasks, workspaces, machines, sessions, and pull requests.

Guides

Day-to-day flows: assign, monitor, review, recover from failures.

Security

Local execution, permissions, and what leaves your machine.

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What you need

  1. The GPR mobile app (Android on Google Play; iOS pre-register on getpullrequest.com).
  2. The gpr daemon on a Mac, Linux, or Windows machine with your repo.
  3. At least one ACP coding agent on that machine (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and others).
  4. Optional: GitHub, Jira, or Slack for enriched sync.

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Typical loop

Start with Install GPR.