v0.26.3

Fixes

• Filter value menu — guards against non-numeric keystrokes (arrow keys, letters, empty string) that caused a crash when parseInt returned NaN and silently passed the range check, leading to values[NaN - 1].toLowerCase() throwing at runtime.

v0.26.2

Fixes

• Label filter crash — applying two mutually exclusive label filters no longer causes the render loop to iterate over an empty list, preventing a blank or corrupted interactive view.

v0.26.1

Fixes

• Interactive list cursor — clamps selectedIndex to the visible (filtered) list before rendering, preventing an out-of-bounds crash that could occur after a nudge or in-progress toggle when filters were active.

v0.26.0

What's New

• Auto-relax config filters — when your configured filters would return an empty list, prq now drops the rightmost clauses one at a time until something matches, so you always see results instead of a blank queue.
• r to reset in filter menu — when the interactive filter menu is open, pressing r re-relaxes the config filter against whatever is currently loaded and jumps back to a useful view.
• Filter relaxation feedback — both the interactive UI and plain output mode now tell you which clauses were dropped (e.g. default filter relaxed: dropped label:future), so the adjustment is visible, not silent.

Improvements

• Selecting a filter value closes the menu — after picking a filter value or clearing a key, the menu closes so the next filter action starts fresh instead of stacking state.
• handleFilterKey extracted as a pure helper — filter key handling is now a standalone exported function, making it testable in isolation; 230+ lines of new tests cover both filter.ts and interactive.ts.
• formatClauses preserves exclude prefix — the ! prefix on exclude filters is correctly retained when filter clauses are formatted for display.

v0.25.0

What's New

• Linear integration — set LINEAR_API_KEY and prq pulls your assigned Linear issues into the same queue alongside GitHub PRs and issues. No extra commands, no separate queue.
• source filter key — slice the queue by origin with source:linear, source:github, or their negations. Works with all existing filter syntax.

Improvements

• Linear issues display with Linear's team-prefixed identifier format (e.g., ENG-123) and a distinct Linear-purple badge — visually separate from GitHub items at a glance.
• Issues with a started state type land in In Progress; everything else lands in Requested — the same buckets, the same mental model.
• Linear fetch failures are non-fatal — if the API call fails, prq logs the error to stderr and continues with GitHub results.

v0.24.1

Fixes

• Filter menu navigation — arrow keys and other navigation inputs now work while the filter menu is open; unhandled keys fall through to the main navigation handler instead of being swallowed.

v0.24.0

What's New

• Filter system — --filter flag accepts key:value syntax to narrow your queue by label, author, type, category, repo, or draft; stack multiple flags for AND logic, comma-separate values for OR, prefix with ! to exclude
• Persistent filter defaults — add a filters array to your config and --filter flags override it at runtime
• Interactive filter menu — press f in the TUI to open a two-step dimension/value picker; active filters highlight in the footer and toggle off with the same key
• GitHub labels — labels from the search API now parse and display inline next to each item in both TUI and non-interactive output
• Changelog page — prq.sh/changelog generates at build time from GitHub releases

Improvements

• fetchQueue extracted — queue-fetching logic is now a standalone export from the status command, available for reuse by other commands
• prq.sh SEO — site ships with og:image, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, sitemap.xml, and JSON-LD structured data for better discoverability
• AI-readable page content — screen-reader-only agent context added to web pages so AI tools get accurate information about prq when crawling the site

v0.23.1

Fixes

• PR categorization — PRs you've reviewed that aren't stale and have no new commits now correctly appear as "waiting on others" with a Reviewed, waiting on @author detail, instead of being silently dropped from the queue.
• Authored PRs with no reviewers — your open PRs with no requested reviewers now appear as "waiting on others" with a No reviewers assigned detail, instead of being silently dropped.

v0.23.0

Now I have everything I need.

What's New

• defaultFilter config option — set "defaultFilter": "all" | "pr" | "issue" in your config to open the interactive view pre-filtered to a specific type.

Improvements

• Landing page layout — manifesto and install CTA now fit within a single viewport height using flexbox; no scroll required to reach the install command.
• Font loading — Google Fonts CSS is preloaded and preconnect to fonts.gstatic.com is added; unused weights (300, 700) and the Inter family are removed.
• Footer link hover — footer links animate with a purple dot and indent on hover; CSS-only, no JS.
• Version badge — badge now fetches the latest release tag from the GitHub releases API at runtime instead of hardcoding a version.

Fixes

• Contrast — --dim and --mid colors bumped to pass WCAG 4.5:1 contrast ratio on both --bg and --surface backgrounds; copy button legibility improved.
• Accessibility — <main> landmark added; decorative intro text marked aria-hidden.
• SEO — Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags added; canonical URL, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml included.
• Badge arrow animation — slide animation on the release badge arrow removed.

v0.22.0

What's New

• GitHub Issues support — assigned issues and mentioned issues appear alongside PRs in a unified attention queue, categorized by why they need you.
• Type filter — press t to toggle between all items, PRs only, or issues only.
• PR / Issue prefix — each item shows its type inline, color-coded (purple for PRs, blue for issues) so the queue stays scannable at a glance.
• Mentioned category — new category surfaces issues and PRs where you've been tagged but have no other direct action.
• Issue URL support — github.com/org/repo/issues/123 now resolves as a valid identifier alongside PR URLs.

Improvements

• Needs Re-review → Needs Response — category name now covers both PR re-reviews and issue comment replies.
• Your PRs Waiting → Waiting on Others — broader name reflects that issues can also be waiting on a response from someone else.
• Requested Reviews → Requested — shorter label, same meaning.
• Bot comment filtering — bot comments no longer count as activity that clears the needs-response state on issues.
• Reactions as acknowledgment — reacting to an issue comment counts as having acknowledged it, keeping the queue accurate.