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SprintHub

SprintHub

Gael Robin

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GitHub Projects v2 dashboard inside VS Code — sprint board, PR status, CI checks, and team hub
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SprintHub

Your GitHub sprint board and PR hub — right inside VS Code.

Stop switching between VS Code and the browser 30 times a day. SprintHub brings your GitHub Projects v2 board, pull request statuses, CI results, and sprint progress into a single panel where you already work.


Why SprintHub?

Most teams manage their sprint in GitHub Projects and their code in VS Code — but checking issue status, reviewing PRs, and tracking CI means constantly jumping to the browser. SprintHub closes that gap.

  • ✅ See your full sprint board without leaving VS Code
  • ✅ Know instantly which PRs need your attention
  • ✅ Track CI pass/fail per PR at a glance
  • ✅ Filter everything by sprint in one click
  • ✅ Stays in sync — auto-refreshes in the background

Features

🚀 Dashboard (main tab)

A high-signal PR hub that shows exactly what needs action. Every open pull request — including PRs linked to board issues — grouped by status:

Group What it means
Ready to Merge Approved + all checks passing — just needs a merge
Changes Requested A reviewer asked for changes
CI Failing One or more checks are red
Ready for Review Awaiting a reviewer
Needs Review No one assigned to review yet
In Progress Actively being worked on
Draft Not ready for review yet

"Assigned to me" filter — one click to see only PRs you authored, are assigned to, or are requested to review.

📋 Main Board

Full Kanban view of your GitHub Project v2. Filter by sprint, search by keyword, click any item to read its full description and comments — all without opening a browser tab.

🏁 Milestones

Browse all milestones and drill into the issues attached to each one.

⚙️ Settings

Configure everything from inside the extension. No digging through VS Code settings JSON.


Setup (takes 2 minutes)

  1. Install SprintHub
  2. Click the SprintHub icon in the VS Code activity bar
  3. Click Open SprintHub
  4. Click the ⚙️ icon (top-right) to open Settings
  5. Enter:
    • Owner — your GitHub org or username
    • Project number — the number in your GitHub Project URL (/projects/42 → 42)
    • Owner type — Organization or User
  6. Hit Save — your board loads instantly

SprintHub uses your existing VS Code GitHub authentication. No extra login required.


Requirements

  • VS Code 1.85 or newer
  • GitHub account signed in through VS Code
  • A GitHub Project v2 (classic Projects v1 are not supported)

Settings Reference

Setting Default Description
sprinthub.owner "" GitHub org or username
sprinthub.projectNumber 0 GitHub Project v2 number
sprinthub.ownerType "organization" "organization" or "user"
sprinthub.statusFieldName "Status" Name of your board's status field
sprinthub.refreshInterval 5 Auto-refresh in minutes (0 = off)
sprinthub.colorBlind false Replaces red/green with orange/blue
sprinthub.liquidGlass false Frosted-glass UI style

Tips

Sprint filter — select a sprint in the toolbar to filter the board and dashboard simultaneously.

Linked PRs — the Dashboard finds PRs linked to your board issues even when the PR itself isn't on the board. Works with Fixes #N, Closes #N, Resolves #N in the PR body.

CI dots — each PR row shows a colored dot: 🟢 passing, 🔴 failing, 🟡 pending, ⚪ no CI.

Color-blind mode — enable in Settings to replace all red/green signals with orange/blue.


Privacy

SprintHub reads data exclusively from GitHub using your VS Code GitHub session token. No data is sent to any third-party service. All requests go directly to api.github.com.


Feedback

Found a bug or have a feature idea? Open an issue — contributions welcome!

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