This release refocuses the app on doing one thing well: telling you which pull requests are waiting on you, and getting you to them fast. • Fixed sign-in permissions. The app now requests the GitHub access it actually needs, so pull requests in private and organization repositories show up reliably. If you signed in with an earlier version, the app will ask you to reconnect once — this is required, because permissions are fixed when you sign in. • New Done button — clear a PR from your list and badge once you've handled it, with undo. • Clicking a PR now opens it on github.com. In-app diff viewing and review submission have been removed; reviewing happens on GitHub, where the full context is. • Failing CI checks now show correctly in red instead of grey. • Draft PRs are filtered properly, so the badge count is accurate. • Fixed a case where a revoked sign-in showed an error you couldn't recover from. • Various reliability fixes to how the app talks to GitHub.

This update is all about trust and staying on top of your review queue: - The menu bar badge now updates in the background - new review requests appear within the hour, without ever opening the app - Fixed cases where PRs requesting your review didn't show up (organization access restrictions and partial GitHub API responses) - Sign-in now asks for the minimum GitHub permission (repo scope only) and explains exactly why it's needed - The popover shows which GitHub account you're signed in with - New troubleshooting link for organizations that restrict OAuth app access