One Omarchy v4 bar badge for everything GitHub wants
from you: unread notifications, PRs waiting on your review, issues assigned
to you, and failed CI on watched repos. The tooltip breaks the count down
(2 notifications · 1 reviews wanted · 1 failed CI); the badge takes the
bar's active color when CI is failing, and disappears at inbox zero.
Click opens a scrollable GitHub inbox. Every row opens its own notification,
review request, assigned issue, or failed workflow URL. Use the mouse, arrow
keys or j/k, Page Up/Down, Home/End, and Enter/Space; right-click refreshes.
The panel header also links directly to the full
GitHub notifications hub.
Mark all read clears every unread GitHub notification through your
authenticated gh session; assigned issues, review requests, and failed CI
remain in the panel until their underlying work is resolved.
Everything goes through your own authenticated gh CLI — no tokens are
stored anywhere. On multi-monitor bars only one instance polls (results are
shared via a state file), and the steady-state cost is under 2% of GitHub's
rate limit.
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/devmobasa/omarchy-dev-inbox --enableRequires gh logged in (gh auth status); the standard repo scope is
enough for reads.
Inline on the bar layout entry:
| Key | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
repos |
[] |
Repos (owner/name) whose latest workflow runs are watched for failures |
omarchy bar set community.dev-inbox repos '["devmobasa/omarchy-nexus"]' --jsonomarchy-shell community.dev-inbox refresh
omarchy-shell community.dev-inbox statusOMARCHY_PATH=/path/to/omarchy ./test/allExplore devmobasa's public Omarchy plugin collection:
- Desktop and windows: Minimizer Tray, Monitor Layout, Scratchpad Deck, Wallpaper Hub, Window Overview, and Window Switcher.
- Productivity: Calendar Agenda, Pomodoro, and Screen Time.
- Automation and control: Context Rules, Game Mode, and Omarchy Nexus.
- Developer and presentation: Dev Inbox, Git Hygiene, Keycast, and Wayscriber Deck.
- System and privacy: Drive Bay, Permission Center, Privacy Dots, systemd Health, and VPN Manager.
