Scout by Gytis K.

Scout keeps the GitLab merge requests you care about one glance away, on whatever tab you happen to be on.

Each one is a short checklist rather than a status badge: unresolved threads and who is owed a reply, pipeline, approvals, conflicts, commits pushed since you last looked, and how long it has been quiet. Underneath, one line saying what to do next — answer someone, fix the pipeline, or nothing, it is not your turn.

Three tabs. Pinned is your own list: drag a merge request link onto the panel, or drop a card from another tab onto Pinned. Needs you is everything blocked on you, across everything you author, review or are assigned. Mine is your open merge requests.

The panel floats over the page, moves where you want it, docks to the right edge, or shrinks to a pill that still shows what needs you. Nine themes, each in light and dark.

Requires a GitLab personal access token with the read_api scope. The token is stored in this browser profile and sent only to gitlab.com. Nothing is collected, and no data leaves your machine except the GitLab API calls the extension makes on your behalf.